Sentence examples for feeling dispersed from inspiring English sources
That feeling dispersed to the digital community can never replace being there in that moment, in that place and at that time.
Such a belief disperses the feeling of being in close harmony with nature that pregnancy inspires.
But they also illustrate the feelings of unity that consoled the dispersed.
Psychoanalysis can be understood as the guided composition of an intensely personal story that makes sense of otherwise fragmentary experience: the patient discovers order in otherwise dispersed memories, sensations, and feelings.
I've been listening to Liam Williams's recent Comedian's Comedian podcast interview with Stuart Goldsmith, which is packed with interesting stuff – about Williams not actually enjoying performing standup comedy; about how comedy that channels difficult personal feelings can become a prison, a means of getting trapped with those feelings long after they might naturally have dispersed.
Today, with religiosity in decline, families dispersed and the pace of life feeling quickened, these elaborate, carefully staged mourning rituals are less and less common.
Mrs Timmy dressed like a Brad Pitt era Jennifer Aniston, but any soothing feelings I received from her Friends vibe were dispersed when she announced there was a demon living under my modern Brazilian.
When I am unhappy, the most effective way to disperse the feeling is to reach out and support someone else who is in need.
Though the police dispersed the group without too much difficulty, the action demonstrated the depth of feeling among many Serbs for Mr. Karadzic.
After a minute or two, the group dispersed again, showing that we were all unable to separate ourselves from the dutiful feeling to continue shopping.
