Sentence examples for feeling captured from inspiring English sources

I've started to feel overtapped -- the feeling captured perfectly in Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring, when Bilbo says to Gandalf, "I feel all thin, sort of stretched, if you know what I mean: like butter that has been scraped over too much bread.

But waiting for the lights to go down on an actual bona fide new Miller stage play induces a feeling captured in the title of another of the playwright's early pieces, The Man Who Had All the Luck.

It's a feeling captured beautifully in last year's apocalyptic adventure Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, which manages to create a pastoral drama, and a countryside rambling simulation, out of the end of the world.

While weaning may be bittersweet, the end of pumping is almost universally a cause for celebration, a feeling captured in this pump-smashing photoshoot inspired by "Office Space".

This was the feeling captured by Yeb Saño, the Philippine's lead negotiator to this year's United Nations Climate Talks (COP).

Thirty minutes of my wife and I sitting silently across the kitchen table, emoting with our eyes as our cribbage partners devolved into a drunken screaming match over whether or not she had to take his last name when they married; that is the feeling captured in this photo of the latest Trudeau-Trump tete-a-tete.

"Only the act of love – the limpid star-like abstraction of feeling – captures the unknown moment," she wrote.

Someone who can, just for a moment, tap into how people are feeling, capture the national mood and offer us some comfort, even if it's fleeting.

I wanted Mary Shelley's basic feelings captured and the... haunting beautiful quality that James Whale got with Boris Karloff.

His anger at the racist implications of the tale, which equates dark skin with dirt, takes her by surprise, and her bewilderment and hurt feelings capture this family melodrama's political theme.

That feeling is captured in part by the haunting native song that emanates from the shore, rendered here as an unending subliminal murmur.