Sentence examples for feeling removed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "feeling removed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sense of emotional detachment or disconnection from a situation or experience.
Example: "After the argument, I found myself feeling removed from the conversation, as if I were an outsider looking in."
Alternatives: "emotionally distant" or "detached feeling".
He grew up feeling removed and distant from it, unsure exactly how a man who came to the United States from Poland when he was 19, had no formal schooling and learned to write his name on the ship to Ellis Island eventually turned the hot dog into a symbol of Coney Island.
I remember watching footage taken by a journalist from his window near the Bataclan, hearing the screams and the shots and feeling removed from it.
This theme is characterised by a sense of feeling removed, or distant, from their day-to-day life with their baby.
No participants indicated having had problems removing the bra or feeling constricted in their movements during the study.
Leona felt "lost and lonely" amid the shocked support of her friends and neighbours, who when she went out would pepper her with questions like, "How are you feeling?" Leona came to feel removed from her own life, as if she was living in a bad dream.
The audience ends up feeling rather removed from the action, as if listening to an entertaining radio debate.
Which is appropriate, because Burial's richly atmospheric music leaves you feeling slightly removed from the tangible world.
Verner would have no trouble learning his team's entire defense, but that would be pointless; feeling so removed from the real complexities of the sport, he said, "I get bored sometimes".
Elizabeth Dewey-Vogt, 25, a paralegal whose bills and shrinking overtime made her move in with her parents in Alexandria, Va., said she began "constantly worrying about finances," and having panic attacks, "rapid heart beat, choking sensation, chills or sweating, numbness and tingling in my fingers," and feeling "almost removed from my body".
If the attachment to those sensations and feelings is removed, the "I" that remains is unconditioned pure potentiality.
