Sentence examples for feeling unprecedented from inspiring English sources

David is feeling unprecedented pangs of remorse and attempting to atone for his sin by oversupplying Betty with magazines in the salon.

I was feeling unprecedented emotions, even though those unprecedented emotions were (I discerned somewhere in my consciousness) exactly the same emotions I had felt earlier, for that now unworthy-seeming vessel Heather.

During this golden age of course,  the franchise was feeling unprecedented heat from a new rival: the NFL 2K series.

The complexity of their stances, expressive of strong feeling, was unprecedented in monumental marble sculpture of the Renaissance.

For many Iranians, the dispute over Abu Musa, a four-square-mile spit of sand with about 2,000 inhabitants and surrounded by pristine blue waters, arouses strong nationalistic feelings at a time of general hopelessness over the devastating impact of a grinding economy, foreign sanctions and a feeling of unprecedented isolation.

Perhaps I should feel like the character in Jorge Luis Borges's story The Secret Miracle who is condemned to death in just a week's time, but who feels paradoxically elated because for that week he has an unprecedented feeling of being invulnerable, immortal.

Giorgione's work displays an unprecedented feeling for landscape as a poetic and erotic space, where mortals and muses play.

WALL STREET RISING became, she says, her method of coping and assuaging an unprecedented feeling: survivor's guilt.

Yet contrasty black and white, the blurred forms and the figures half-turned away from the camera gave Mr Frank's work an unprecedented feeling of freedom and informality.Sifting through 28,000 images on contact sheets, Mr Frank selected only 83 for "The Americans", first published in Paris in 1958, with each photograph printed opposite a blank page.

For the majority of Greeks, there was an unprecedented feeling of optimism and positive anticipation as a result of Syriza's victory.

In the late seventies, millions of young people flocked to arcades for all the flashing colors and fantastical worlds, for unprecedented feelings of authorship and control.