Sentence examples for feeling experienced from inspiring English sources

It exploits the intense commitment of soccer supporters and thus captures the intense euphoric feeling experienced when a soccer goal is scored.

Legrand is a Frenchwoman voluntarily living in Baltimore, and Teen Dream is, allegedly, about the intensity of feeling experienced by teenagers.

Although so many of us have felt the loss of the inimitable David Bowie, there is a special sort of hollowed-out feeling experienced by the artists whom he influenced.

The project started as simple restlessness as he sat in his apartment at 103rd Street and Riverside Drive in the days after the attacks — the same feeling experienced by countless New Yorkers who, like Mr. Goodman, did not lose any relatives or close friends on Sept. 11, 2001, but felt a need to respond somehow.

/ A hurried state that aptly describes the blitz of Arctic-explorer outerwear, e.g., "Designers are in an adrenaline-charged rush to get men to buy polar"; [slang] an exhilarated feeling experienced upon taking a drug, as in, "What did they serve at the opening of the LSD safe house installation?

The subjects were asked to rate the feeling experienced by making the line.

When a match occurs, the brain is able to perceive and recognize what the hand is feeling, experiencing and doing.

This is the America the world is keenly interested in learning more about, seeing, feeling, experiencing.

We are always compensating (paying) for the dis-ease we are feeling, experiencing, thinking.

The current findings add substantially to our understanding of contributory factors for anxiety feelings experienced by engineering students in delivering technical oral presentations in English.

A new study shows a troubling link between situations and feelings experienced by people with insomnia and thoughts of suicide.