Sentence examples for feel wandering from inspiring English sources
Maybe it says something about the contempt in which the mass of the people are held by the country's political leadership that the mob here have a desultory feel, wandering around looking vaguely hippyish, waving their arms unconvincingly and muttering the Chinese equivalent of "rhubarb, rhubarb".
Instead of conforming to the landscape of prestige television, the show reshapes it, clinging to an imperfect aesthetic and silliness that so many feel wandering the streets of New York.
Its avant-garde feel wandered briefly into the land of psychedelia, particularly in the Doors-like recitation of poems by Pier Paolo Pasolini and Alfonso Gatto over swirling rhythms and crescendos, which eventually straightened out like a landing strip.
Have you ever wondered how a ghost feels, wandering, invisible, through the world?
His sadness felt like the sadness I felt wandering through a world of broken bodies, dashed hopes, possibilities extinguished.
I feel safe wandering alone or just with the girls.
"We wanted David to feel comfortable wandering down the hill".
Still, while writing "Trolls for Trump," my Profile of Cernovich for the magazine, I could feel myself wandering into an Aristotelian funhouse whenever I considered broader, definitional questions.
He improvised on the piano for five minutes or so, going modal and minor, getting away from his default splashiness; you could almost feel minds wandering in the big room.
Those USDA workers may continue to walk over to Energy for their deep-fried fix, but what about during inclement weather, when employees won't feel like wandering outside?
Greenlight Bookstore, in Fort Greene my current local is such an exemplar of Brooklyn literary energy that entering its doors can feel like wandering into a Noah Baumbach movie, one centered around two young freelancers who meet at a reading group, their relationship sparked by an argument over whether next month's choice should be Jonathan Lethem or Jennifer Egan.
