Sentence examples for feeling of specialness from inspiring English sources
The phrase "feeling of specialness" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a sense of being unique or valued in a particular context. Example: "After receiving the award, she experienced a profound feeling of specialness that she had never felt before."
There is just a feeling of specialness that goes with driving this car.
"But there are some unexamined ugly features of Norwegian nationalism that have to do with ethnic nationalism, a feeling of specialness, an element of racism," Mr. Eriksen said.
Add to that feeling of specialness an urge to prove that specialness by taking risks — think Eliot Spitzer or John Edwards, he suggested — and it's easy to slip into trouble.
The first thing he sees in the morning and the last at night, the unicorn gives him a feeling of specialness, an essential attitude in the judgmental world of fashion.
This ultimately limits your spiritual awakening... the feeling of specialness or superiority inflates the ego and feeds it with pride".
This ultimately limits your spiritual awakening... the feeling of specialness or superiority inflates the ego and feeds it with pride". I have learned that what is important is for students to trust their intuition, rather than their minds.
When he is successful, he can feel a sense of specialness, entitlement and grandiosity.
They have, to me, documented the look and the feel of living in low-Earth orbit, and that feeling of both isolation and the specialness of having a view that not many people get to have.
But what if I said the opposite of specialness could be just as special in it's own way?
The narcissist defends against feelings of catastrophic failure by resorting to a fantasy of specialness, an illusion of mastery and control.
In short, John's specialness is his lack of specialness.
