Sentence examples similar to feeling drawn in from inspiring English sources

It's about trying to draw in all these disparate experiences: so what is being said, and also how a person is reacting and feeling, what they're feeling about the feeling, what they're thinking.

These islands of feeling are clearly drawn in Hall's production, which sets the action against rough brick, iron pillars and lurid sunrises.

I haven't made a New Year's resolution in many years, because they started feeling like lines drawn in the sand: bold, dramatic, exciting.

"It's very surreal," she said of the otherworldly feeling of handling blood drawn in space.

Now think of those feelings drawn out over a period of months, with no end in sight.

But we don't choose the story: we're drawn in where the feeling is deepest.

Each is drawn in quick strokes according to how generous she is feeling on that particular day.

"There is some parallel to draw in the feeling that I have as an Israeli, that we in Israel, we live in parallel to the life we should have lived," Grossman explains.

"I remember feeling really drawn to it.

My feeling at that time was that I was drawing in a language that was kind of repetitive.

With the surge of religious feeling among Americans, clerics see an opportunity to draw in people seeking answers.