Sentence examples for feeling the power from inspiring English sources

We are feeling the power of our song.

As a kid I remember for the first time feeling the power of an earned silence.

Reading Treasure Island as a child, I remember feeling the power, wielded in the opening lines, of knowledge withheld.

Matt is feeling the power of a crocodile, as a slightly extravagant metaphor for bravery and positive thinking.

Garcia was loping Coil down the backstretch, feeling the power gathering beneath him, not worried at all that he remained dead last.

"WHAT is the city but its people?" a lowly plebeian asks in "CORIOLANUS," suddenly feeling the power of being part of the multitudes.

Though there are probably cheaper ways to attain tranquility or healing, those who believe deeply in the powers of Rudrakshha maintain that feeling the powers harnessed by the seeds firsthand can convert even the most skeptical.

These moments were linked to nature, to finding time, to feeling the transcendent power of the human spirit.

Yet, sheer pleasure counts for something, and those of us who have known the experience of watching projected prints and feeling the totemic power of their fragility ought to preserve at least the idea of it.

In the past I have hooked giant tuna and, yes enjoyed, feeling the extraordinary power of a huge animal fighting for its life.

Some commanders in chief, feeling the reins of power slip away, have sought one last time to influence policy or thinking.