Sentence examples for feeling at one from inspiring English sources

"But that said, there's something to chowing down on a rare, bloody steak and really feeling at one with the circle of life.

The complete isolation, and feeling at one with your surroundings.

Surely her feeling at one with Salinger's siblings, more so with Holden actually, signals trouble, a disturbance not just skin deep.

This would be consistent with Savile having had a high degree of dissociation – feeling at one remove from events, a detachment.

But feeling at one with the mathematics and engineering fanatics in our own household, I would tell myself that our mastery did not depend on our wealth but on our modern, western outlook.

So full of feeling at one moment - and an emptiness at others for contrast - the utter spontaneity which Latin people have when they are very attractive - and very young!" With characteristic modesty, he adds: "It is a wonderful part.

She recounted expressing her feelings at one meeting with a manager: "I felt like I was being pushed out of Tate and wanted to explain to him that I really wanted my old job back at Britain.

It's such a marvellous book, isn't it?" "Yes," I said triumphantly, feeling all-at-one with greatness, triumphant over Mum and awash with relief.

Timothy Treadwell sought the epic wilderness, feeling more at one with the wild and its inhabitants than with urbanites.

It's that burning feeling that at one time made me certain I would never bring another black child into this world.

'Don't know' was reported by 3%, while 10% of patients reported feeling worse at one year.