Sentence examples for feeling swept from inspiring English sources

And then that feeling swept over me, ''My God, Stanley isn't real.

His long, layered sentences propel us along with him and can leave us feeling swept up, too.

Mr. Crompton points out that by the Enlightenment, in Roman Catholic countries anticlerical feeling swept ancient antisodomy laws away, along with the church's authority.

A new feeling swept through Madison Square Garden yesterday afternoon, something that was neither elation nor misery and not easily defined.

Early Wednesday Morning A similar feeling swept over Mr. Klein, the state senator, who started the day with a twinge of doubt.

But as giddy freshmen lawmakers arrived at the Capitol this week — some of them walking along the elaborately tiled floors for the first time — some senior lawmakers talked openly of feeling swept away by a tidal wave of voter sentiment.

He always knows when he does, for then and only then does a distinctive "sweet feeling" sweep straight up the shaft from the clubhead and surge through his arms and his whole frame.

This feeling sweeps along listeners whose political concerns may be different and Chuck D was aware of that: he never wanted to limit himself to addressing Louis Farrakhan's faithful, and he influenced a diverse generation of politically minded music fans.

The outbreak of World War One saw a wave of anti-German feeling sweep the country.

Similar feelings swept the country a century ago, when Civil War veterans started dying off, observed David Brooks, the author of "Bobos in Paradise," about the not-so-greatness of the baby boomer generations.

Many feelings swept over me as I sat imbibing the positive, uplifting energy of over 2000 attendees.