Sentence examples for feeling of one from inspiring English sources
The intent seems to have been to capture the feeling of one of Mr. Dylan's surreal, shaggy-dog ballads on celluloid (not to be confused with cellulose): not an especially good idea, perhaps, but certainly an interesting one.
And in so doing one is fully absorbed in an activity which feels to one to be of intrinsic worth, and where the feeling of one's self as a distinct agent disappears because of the absorption.
Who knew that the feeling of one lone ant crawling across the back of my neck could transport me over 10,000 kilometers in a single moment.
It had the feeling of one of the Q episodes of Star Trek, or the Buffy episode where Faith took over her body.
Patrick Traynor, 17, a 10th grader at Westlake, said: "I like the feeling of one quick thing that tells a lot.
(You will know the feeling of one close acquaintance to whom she said, "I have no friends, and you're one of them").
I feel that prayer should carry the feeling tone of one talking with God as a friend.
"Now there is no context, just the feelings of one person.
A prize, as Kate Mosse says, 'only reflects the feelings of one group of people at a particular moment'.
I tried to imagine the feelings of one of these men as he looked around him at that moment.
