Sentence examples for feeling a thing from inspiring English sources

These history lessons are delivered, in the modern way, without the reader feeling a thing.

Children with this disorder become their own worst enemies, burning and maiming themselves without feeling a thing.

Prowling 1940s New York, the Bronx kid was a secret sniper: Steppenwolf as shutter-bug, skinning his victims without their feeling a thing.

On the flip side, many artists of color who make a buck nowadays do it by equating blackness with oppression and selling the result to white people without feeling a thing for their subjects' lives.

I had been fortunate enough to develop an infantryman's heart, which, like his feet, at first aches and swells but finally grows horny enough for him to travel the weirdest paths without feeling a thing.

Focused infrared gradually raises the internal temperature of the eye, essentially "baking" it, without us feeling a thing.

I was feeling a lot of things such as relief and a great sense of pride in myself and the horse.

Separating from someone you love dearly can leave you feeling a lot of things.

Things are feeling a little out of their control, so let them control this.

I think I may have misled myself to think that that feeling was a thing of the past, but I'm seeing that it's necessary".

And the nauseated feeling is a thing of the past: new projection equipment and improved glasses have eliminated the headaches and dizziness.