"feeling of floating" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the sensation of weightlessness or buoyancy, often experienced while swimming or when floating in water. Example: As she lay in the pool, she closed her eyes and let the feeling of floating envelop her. The warm sun on her skin and the gentle lapping of the water against her body created a sense of pure relaxation.
The pier, which shoots a good hundred yards out but feels as if it were halfway to New Jersey, gives the rather glorious feeling of floating in the middle of the river.
A location just at the tree line lent a feeling of "floating on trees," Mr. Nasta said.
"We have tried to make a feeling of floating over the existing cinema — an out-of-body experience".
They thought about prestige and the liberating feeling of floating above a sprawling metropolis, separated only by glass.
The clothes needed to come out to a desert song, for there was a feeling of floating Arab gowns.
It astounded me, this feeling of floating above Earth, and tears began to emerge from my cardboard goggles.
Individuals with damage to this region (it can be on either the right or left side) can have vivid or realistic feelings of floating, flying, body rotation or they may feel as though their limbs are transformed (e.g. illusory shortening) or are moving.
Surprisingly, participants also reported perceptual illusions, feelings of floating, and emotional responses.
When he walks her home, swept off his feet by a white-haired woman almost a decade his senior, he conveys a feeling of mild magic, of floating on air — she's both reformed him and declared victory over his kind, gently rebuffing him, and he's delighted.
Then everything in the room went black, followed by a sensation of floating, feeling incredibly well, and being surrounded by a blinding white light.
The fact is that when you receive what I would refer to as a partial but playable concussion, there is a unique feeling of being high, of floating, of being numb to pain and unaware of other distractions.
