Sentence examples for feel something through from inspiring English sources
It's a very intimate work, and I'm thrilled that that intimacy now has a chance to connect with others who may not have known mum, but who on some level will feel something through it," says Bernard.
Again I find it challenging because I think it's very difficult for a writer to write something that many people like and enjoy, to make them feel something through their words.
It's true, I did feel something like electricity pass through me as I neared the end of my speech.
Even the death of an old friend doesn't grieve him: I felt as if I were made of glass, with the world outside shining straight through me and never lingering within, and hard as I attempted on this and many similar occasions to feel something, however much I tried, through reasonable argument, to make myself feel emotion, no response came from my rigid state of mind.
It is also touching to hear these waste-pickers comment on what "art" is ("I must feel something inside") as they wander through a Rio museum exhibit of their work, all dressed elegantly in middle class fashionable clothes -- one elderly poor woman noting she never imagined entering a museum in her lifetime.
You feel something of that doubled vision all through Mr. Lilti's film, a collage of life, ordinary and otherwise, from the 1930s to the mid-'70s.
We feel something much more structured than this through our skin (a fact most keenly developed in Gray 2012).
But when you go through a situation like Saturday night, you feel something much deeper.
