Sentence examples for feeling of looking from inspiring English sources
I love the feeling of looking out, and you can see everything.
It didn't have any of our feeling of looking to the future.
At their best, they give you the feeling of looking at opera from the inside.
To the 40s, to the end of the war, to experience the amazing feeling of looking forward.
We wanted that ominous presence, with the feeling of looking up, of those things towering, almost sprouting, above your head.
Publicity for the Empire State Building claimed the feeling of looking out from its viewing gallery was better than air travel.
And it states a profound general truth: that "the best moments in reading are when you come across something - a thought, a feeling, a way of looking at things - which you had thought special and particular to you".
Hector in The History Boys puts it like this: "The best moments in reading are when you come across something - a thought, a feeling, a way of looking at things - which you thought special and particular to you.
I get the feeling that instead of looking for new friends, these girls are curating them ― which friend is going to send the perfect message about me?
She has a great feeling of peace looking at her tree.
He says Gus van Sant's 2005 film Last Days – a fictionalised account of Cobain's end – nails "that weird malaise, that feeling of almost looking at your life from outside.
