Sentence examples for feel violently from inspiring English sources

It makes me feel violently ill - like strawberries, they make me feel sick; and peaches - I can't stand the smell.

"It didn't make me feel violently nauseous!" they cry, and "I didn't get eye-strain, not even once!

This protracted reading can be explained by two things: I'm a PhD student and don't have a lot of free time for reading anything that isn't directly related to my studies and the fact that this book made me feel violently ill.

He confessed that he felt violently angry nearly every day but couldn't understand why.

What does a man do when he feels, violently, as if he's been awakened from an intellectual slumber that his parents put him in?

I sat and chewed on that information for a moment before I felt violently ill.

I danced with them, in them and suddenly felt violently sick.

When you first encounter the sound of Schoenberg, you may feel yourself violently pushed back, as if a mass of ugliness were crystallizing in the air.

But when it was rejected — albeit with what he now recognizes were unusually nice, encouraging letters — he felt so violently mortified that he decided the only way he could redeem himself was to quit college and, submitting to the self-abnegation of manhood, enroll in law school right away.

Those lashing out — randomly, cruelly and violently — feel they have nothing to lose.

This year, instead of mucking about with a pasta maker or a handsome bathrobe, why not tell the one you love how you really feel – with a violently expensive diamond-studded watch.