Sentence examples for feels distant from inspiring English sources
Behavioral finance research has shown us that we are most in tune with our current feeling, and thinking about pain that happened in the past feels distant and hard to place.
He feels distant from the tournament.
Despite the political similarities, the region feels distant from the Middle East and north Africa.
In his loneliness, he calls his wife but he still feels distant.
Female vox feels distant in the echoey mix set more under than over the upbeat but drifting instrumentation.
As with almost everything in Erbil, the strife of the Arab lands feels distant, until it suddenly intrudes.
I thought the emotions and feelings felt distant and I wasn't so into it.
The employees suffered according to every measure: the new space was disruptive, stressful, and cumbersome, and, instead of feeling closer, coworkers felt distant, dissatisfied, and resentful.
We don't feel distant anymore.
She felt distant, unable to connect.
In many organisations, employees feel distant from senior management.
