Sentence examples for feel the vacuum from inspiring English sources

And bigger than both of those things, he is still an ordinary man about to feel the vacuum that comes with being a former professional sportsman.

On a frigid day after a demoralizing hookup, she recalls, "I felt the vacuum of the empty suburbs surrounding me like a black hole in which my body was suspended, as though I were the only warm alive thing left in the world".

If you attune yourself to the group's needs, you don't have to feel the stress of a leadership vacuum.

2. Asmita: False Identification: Having forgotten who we are, we feel a vacuum left where knowledge of the self once was.

To him, the rooms feel like vacuums – beige walls and orange door frames and regular silence.

To him, the rooms feel like vacuums – beige walls and orange door frames and regular silence.

There are virtues to social-networking sites, I'm sure, but you feel an awful vacuum at the heart of them.

And I certainly feel this terrible vacuum that's been created between the ideals that your father was able to beautifully expound, and the pretty tatty, tawdry world that most of us are forced to deal with.

For him I feel a toxic vacuum; for Sally and likable brother Micheal lurches, still, of warm sympathy.

"We feel that a vacuum of information is more upsetting to people than even bad news".

Each caught in homes unaffected by the winds and tides, we had felt a vacuum form around us in those first days before the trains returned, before we saw what it looked like in the Rockaways and on Staten Island, before our offices had a hope of pulling us back in.