Sentence examples for feeling forever from inspiring English sources

After deciding I wasn't going to make an attempt, I felt much worse in the immediate term: like I was truly without any other option but to feel like I was feeling forever.

Muslim residents in France, Germany (mostly Turks) and elsewhere might then begin to feel more a part of Europe instead of feeling forever alien.

I was tasting the disappointment of betrayal and the wrecking loneliness of feeling forever changed.

I read Jeanette Winterson's Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit over and over, feeling forever changed by it.

Felix vows to continue speaking out about violence "as long as I have breath". For Khamisa, the work helps him escape feeling forever like a victim.

It became a constant companion until one day I realized that I didn't have children in order to spend my life feeling forever inadequate.

One especially good track, "Fever," expresses total commitment to the pleasures of unrequited love: "You want to break my heart, all right / I caught your fever, I'll be feeling it forever".

One especially good track, "Fever," expresses total commitment to the pleasures of unrequited love: "You want to break my heart, all right / I caught your fever, I'll be feeling it forever". On a few songs, Jepsen is the one pulling away from a lover, and she still sounds like she's beaming.

They cling to a homogeneous image of a German "Volk" determined by bloodlines; they want to wave German flags and sing the German anthem without feeling Hitler forever precluded such "normal" expressions of patriotism; they seek to reinforce a renascent German identity.

"People are obsessed with beauty and youth and with looking and feeling young forever," Lively told Allure.

You may feel like you're trapped and that you are bound to have these feelings forever, but that won't be the case.