Sentence examples for feeling apart from inspiring English sources
Newfoundland has its own tradition of feeling apart.
It erased whatever staunchness or fear had kept him feeling apart.
Most of the best songs on this impressive album are about failure, or longing, or feeling apart.
"Instead of feeling apart from my family at Christmas, I now felt I had started a family of my own".
"Night Time, My Time" is definitely dark — most of its songs are "about failure, or longing, or feeling apart," argues Jon Caramanica, a pop music critic for The New York Times.
It means living a life feeling apart, abnormal even.
It seemed comforting to Tyler to hear of the romance of his parents, since he was feeling so apart from everyday things.
Ashamed by my seeming insanity, I withdrew until our life together became long car rides without conversations or laughter, silent evenings watching TV in the same room but feeling worlds apart, months without any real connection.
As a result, the artist found himself feeling worlds apart from most of the boys in his school and, on a larger scale, men in general.
As a result, the artist found himself feeling worlds apart from most of the boys in his school and, on a larger scale, men in general.
We discussed some of the moral and political issues behind school integration in the American South and we focused on the role of feelings apart from political context.
