Sentence examples for feeling of intense from inspiring English sources

The powerful likeness conveys a feeling of intense distress.

We may well wince when some describe how the riots brought them a feeling of intense joy, liberation, power.

Salvadoran female refugees who endured the protracted civil war often experienced calorias, a feeling of intense heat in their bodies.

I left them in peace with a feeling of intense satisfaction at having witnessed this for myself.

He recalled his feeling of intense relief when a photograph came back from the rover following its landing and its initial successful employment of the RAT, in 2004.

Not So Fast Researchers are questioning the widespread belief in the feeling of intense euphoria that is supposed to come with vigorous exercise.

In reliving what I went through I was surprised to discover suppressed feelings of intense anger and grief.

The goal is always something singular, exorbitant, discrepant — something that vindicates those feelings of intense individuality, of specialness-of-self, which initially propels the wish to publish.

There are certain common reactions to the distress of sexual assault: wanting to wash immediately and repeatedly, secrecy about what has happened, feelings of intense shame.

Anaïs cooperates, even though the sounds of the couple's lovemaking keep her awake, boiling with feelings of intense jealousy and self-loathing.

Adele Sakler has struggled with feelings of intense depression in the days since a gunman killed 49 people in an LGBT nightclub in Orlando, Florida.