Sentence examples for feeling of someone from inspiring English sources

It's that feeling of someone discovering something".

"The feeling of someone invading your home and your privacy to that level, it's disgusting.

One said "Horrible feeling of someone sitting on my chest," said Vanterhyden.

It had the feeling of someone who loved plants and she was out in it constantly.

In recent weeks he has been a virtual gusher, giving off the feeling of someone who has made up his mind.

You have the feeling of someone trying as hard as he can to live inside the music and to breathe with it.

I'm not normally one to cry so easily, particularly at the sight of a green leisure activity vehicle, but that's how grief attacks you – it swallows you up in the most unexpected places, at the most inopportune times; without warning you are suddenly awash with the hollow, helpless, desperate feeling of losing someone, missing someone, loving someone who is no longer there.

His point of view was just as extreme: I wasn't generously sharing my thoughts; I was compulsively seeking gratification from strangers at the expense of the feelings of someone I actually knew and loved.

He has watched with the mixed feelings of someone with one foot in the baseball world of metaphors and similes and the other foot in the world of the United States Navy, where real people sometimes die defending the right of a country to enjoy the national pastime.

There is a grim vignette (by Karl Hans Strobl) of the thoughts of a severed head in a basket after the guillotine, and a precise tour de force by Franz Theodor Csokor describing the thoughts and feelings of someone speeding in a red car who appears to end being buried alive after a crash - or alternatively, not understanding that he is dead.

He explained "Get Over That Day," written on the occasion of Hong Kong's reunion with China, as the feelings of someone being told he's getting a new baby sister who's smart, beautiful, sexy and wealthy, and wondering if he'll fall in love with her.