The phrase "feel the void" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a sense of emptiness or lack, often in an emotional or existential context.
Example: "After the loss of her friend, she couldn't help but feel the void that was left in her life."
Alternatives: "experience the emptiness" or "sense the absence."
I want people to feel the void, the presence of the white space surrounding the piece.
As recipients of that love and warmth, we will truly feel the void.
Defensive end Michael Strahan said the Giants overcame Kiwanuka's loss but would feel the void in the weeks ahead.
Your tribute to Derrick Thomas ("Chiefs Still Feel the Void Left by Thomas's Death," Dec. 29) attributed his death in a 2000 car crash to his failure to wear a seat belt.
But Helena, who tells the story, wasn't born into this role; we immediately feel the void left by her dearly departed sisters who succumbed, along with the mouselings' parents, to the species' greatest enemies: hungry barn cat and brimming rain barrel.
This kindly reversal of fortune for two beleaguered talents feels of a piece with "The Starry Messenger," a work that asks for a little patience in considering fallible, contradictory, lonely souls who can never quite articulate what's missing in their lives but always feel the void.
Our traditional Christmas open house was its usual success but again my heart felt the void left by Matts absence.
See, my family loved me so much that I never felt the void of my father so much as the holes in my own story.
He wrote to Powell after reading At Lady Molly's (fourth volume): "In the opening pages I felt the void of Widmerpool really aching – I could not have borne another page's delay for his entry.
Co-founders Stephen Benenson and Hilary Irons opened Able Baker last spring on Forest Ave .in the city's Arts District, and as local painters who felt the void when venues started closing, they operate their new venture with an inviting perspective in mind.
