Sentence examples for feeling akin from inspiring English sources

It's a feeling akin to a religious epiphany," gasped the Independent on Sunday's Simon Price.

At dusk he went to work with a feeling akin to stage fright.

The airborne elation an audience felt during "I Love Lucy," a feeling akin to the joy of watching great silent comedies, was gone.

A smallish steering wheel and self-leveling suspension add a sensation of agility, which gives a feeling akin to fun when guiding the behemoth down a mountain lane.

Post-war migration brought in waves of Italians, Greeks, Serbians and Germans – all strong Eurovision-loving nations whose ancestors often watch the contest with a feeling akin to cultural identification.

Some of these new funds have begun life by suffering quick drops of 20percentt or more, leaving investors with a feeling akin to arriving at a party just in time to be arrested.

Here's one of countless statistics that are liable to induce feelings akin to vertigo: on New Year's Day 1994 – only yesterday, in other words – there were an estimated 623 websites.

He conjectured that he had included the line to say something to "everyone in the band, particularly to Joe [Goddard], 'You're my number one guy, why is there any problems between any of us?' " "Shake a Fist" was written by Taylor after Goddard took a legal herbal substance during the Glastonbury Festival which produced feelings akin to teleportation.

And, like Oppen, the reader concludes his story feeling something akin to joy.

The feeling is akin to being chained in a dungeon with no safe word.

Seeing a business opportunity and feeling something akin to a birthright, Mr. Kilun started his own company, Lev's Original Kombucha.