Sentence examples for feeling pierced from inspiring English sources
I love you, I love you, as she continued Down the hall past other strangers,Each feeling pierced suddenly By pillars of heavy light.I love you, throughoutThe performance, in every Handclap, every stomp.I love you in the rusted ironChains someone was madeTo drag until love let them beUnclasped and left emptyIn the center of the ring.
When asked to describe his feelings, Pierce instead spoke of professionalism.
Imagine feeling like somebody has pierced a hot metal rod through your neck and rammed it up into your brain.
But such animating sparks of piercing feeling too rarely cut through Mr. Farr's capable but superficial production.
I return to Unisex Hair Palace feeling to get my ears pierced.
As he cried out "please, please, please don't!" toward the climax of the second act, when the cuckolded playwright experiences for the first time the weight of feelings beyond words, Mr. Irons pierced the air with the very heartache that was stabbing at him.
"Love of dogs is the only sincere, good feeling that pierces through the icy armour shell of the 'national symbol' of the beginning of the 2000s," he wrote.
After the excitement of fornicating Mr Pamuk to death (once more with feeling: "Poor Kamal!") and piercing her sisters with some of the most menacing and disparaging looks ever seen in costume drama (and that is a high accolade), Dockery is now having to portray a character with what increasingly looks like way too many emotional dimensions.
She described to me the feeling of a syringe piercing deep into her butt and excreting as much as 600cc of industrial silicone simply as "filling," as if her butt were a water balloon stretched over the nozzle of a garden hose.
