Sentence examples for feel it becoming from inspiring English sources

I don't want to have to break up over this, but I can feel it becoming a problem, and it's getting me very down and doubtful.

He told his apprentices he did it to feel the gold, that they needed to learn to feel the gold moving beneath their fingers, feel it settling on the wood or the clay or the iron, feel it becoming part of whatever it covered.

For example, "As I open the box I feel a radiant light engulf me, I feel it becoming a part of me.

But with 14,000 employees, the $180bn company has its fair share of enemies these days who feel it is becoming a megolith as mighty as Microsoft.

You can always let go later, when you feel it's becoming too mechanical.

He left the Medical Research Council in the early 1960s, when he felt it was becoming more restrictive.

In May, he moved to Kiev because he felt it was becoming dangerous.

Rodgers took the unprecedented step of addressing the speculation as he felt it was becoming unfair on the teenager.

Like opposition to abortion or affirmations of religious faith, they felt, it was becoming a cultural marker that helped some Kansans define themselves.

Yes we felt it was becoming a prison we wanted to escape back in New Jersey but being in a foreign land without that comfortable prison started to challenge everything we said we wanted.

The Cubs could feel it now, the unbelievable becoming believable, the improbable becoming probable and the normally vacant days of October magically becoming filled by postseason baseball.