Sentence examples for feeling extraneous from inspiring English sources
Editing Alice Munro's stories is sometimes a lesson in feeling extraneous.
Photograph by Paul Hawthorne/AP Editing Alice Munro's stories is sometimes a lesson in feeling extraneous.
By Deborah Treisman October 10, 2013 Editing Alice Munro's stories is sometimes a lesson in feeling extraneous.
I feel like I am extraneous.
Panning to a shot of an Argentine flag being skewered into the ground, men surveying an oil field, and an extraneous galloping horse, it continues: "But feelings come from deepest parts of us…and now his energy inspires us once again.
If you're feeling ambitious or have some extra room after removing extraneous items, add some somatic practice.
Move away, and keep releasing extraneous fear by exhaling it until the feeling passes.
My mind started clearing out extraneous thoughts, and by the end, I had the feeling of "turning to myself". It's a weird feeling once you realize it, and it's not as easy as it sounds especially if you started to think about your breathing, whether or not your posture was comfortable, if it was too hot to be leaning against a stranger or not you gotta think as little as possible.
My mind started clearing out extraneous thoughts, and by the end, I had the feeling of "turning to myself".
Still, feelings of hate fueled by betrayal can't help other extraneous events that damaged Cleveland's stability.
