Sentence examples for feel sunk from inspiring English sources

"I feel sunk in that long corridor between old values, modes of thought, and those that I seek, that I work towards," he confided.

The horror of the woman's death barely ruffles the surface of his calmly narrated machinations, which makes one feel sunk disconcertingly deep in the moral atmosphere in which it occurs.

If Schneider felt sunk as he watched replays on a laptop in the clubhouse, so too did Rodriguez when Schneider clicked on replays of a 2-2 pitoh to Cabrera that was taken for ball three.

Generations feels sink-or-swim and so, despite the sheer quantity of great game in this tiny cartridge, its developers may come to (once again) regret undervaluing accessibility.

Many people place great stock in the coming weekend and expect a lot out of their weekends, only to feel a sinking feeling when the weekend starts drawing to a close.

I felt myself sinking fast, sinking far below thought.

Tell them to feel themselves sinking down into that cloud, and the more they sink down, the more relaxed they feel, and the more of their stress and worries flow out.

Mr. Benjamin must feel a sinking sense of déjà vu.

SARA: Sometimes, when I'm in the sandbox, I can feel myself sinking, like something is pulling me down.

The human condition, they felt, had sunk to a state of absurdity (the term was used most prominently by the French Existentialist novelist and philosopher Albert Camus).

But did you say dancing?" Shouts & Murmurs: "Sometimes, when I'm in the sandbox, I can feel myself sinking, like something is pulling me down".