Sentence examples for feeling of invincibility from inspiring English sources
"We're trying to get that feeling of invincibility," he said, "where you feel like you can score anytime you want, from anywhere on the field".
But her intense lows -- after that feeling of invincibility wore off -- made her feel like she was being slowly crushed by a truck.
There was also a feeling of invincibility.
"There's a feeling of invincibility and being bullet-proof.
They also have a swagger, almost a feeling of invincibility.
For the 25th time this season, Strasburg gave his teammates that feeling of invincibility Tuesday.
Clark's feelings of invincibility were not shared by her teammates today.
He said individuals with bipolar disorder who are in a manic state often "display feelings of invincibility and grandiosity," and such feelings "may cause them to enter into agreements that they would not otherwise enter into".
Some violence perpetrated by fans of a winning team may also be linked to surges in testosterone and a feelings of invincibility fostered by soaring self-esteem, psychologists said.
A hymn to adolescence, staged with the stillness of a prayer and the scream of a guitar, Our Ladies understood what it means to be in your teens – the feelings of invincibility and fragility, the intensity of the friendships.
They also seem to increasingly be the domain of the younger generation — those willing to charge a line of riot police and withstand tear gas, those fueled both by rage at the common story of a parent's imprisonment and by feelings of invincibility at having not yet experienced prison themselves.
