Sentence examples for feel of one from inspiring English sources
There was always something thrilling about the hottest part of summer and the feel of one on my body..
From then on, the Democratic nomination fight sometimes took on the feel of one of those contentious diversity workshops, with every word parsed for its racial undertone and every emotion rising to the surface.
If you have arrived on a sunny day this has the feel of one of the greatest spaces in Europe.
2008's Headcases – perhaps because it had the feel of one of those undead-looking Taiwanese news reports that were briefly popular on the internet – fared even worse.
The novel has the feel of one of Kathleen's large and unwieldy experiments.
This has all the feel of one of those epic Metsian meltdown seasons.
If I feel sure of one thing, it is that this kind of "health" imperative is not moral.
It's an expression of how we feel independent of one another.
We can heal by summoning the willpower to defiantly refuse to feel afraid of one another.
Many, if not most, of Mason's tiny chapters have the gnomic, abbreviated feel of this one.
