Sentence examples for feels like falling from inspiring English sources
It feels like falling, and it feels like your self is dismantling.
Just like sitting in a university lecture, one feels like falling asleep while interviewing him.
Her own albums tend toward a spooky formlessness; listening to them feels like falling into a long trance.
On a road trip it becomes starkly apparent: dropping out of the mountainous northern half into the flat south feels like falling off a cliff.
If I sit still for too long, that's what it feels like; falling into a black hole in my own mind.
It's more that I don't not want one, and performing in New York's "Listen to Your Mother" show as the only woman without a child who's suddenly too old to have one in a traditional way feels like falling onto a cactus.
WEATHER It's beginning to feel like fall.
It was late summer, but the cool air made it feel like fall.
Labor Day has passed and the temperature in Chicago has dropped: it's starting to feel like fall.
It felt like falling into a bed of feathers.
And she did almost fall toward him — it undoubtedly felt like falling — his long arms wrapping round her, friendly.
