Sentence examples for feels possessed from inspiring English sources

The violinist Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg has said she feels possessed when she plays.

For all the back and forth over the episode, Mr. Steinberg said it was important to highlight Mr. Schimmel, who he feels possessed a daring spirit that stand-up comedy requires.

A pivot into gospel midway through is unexpected but hard-won, Fantasia bellowing out "Give me good food that sticks to my bones" in that unmistakeable rasp that feels possessed by every word she sings.

But because I arrived late, I neither feel possessed by him nor possessive of him.

She did not feel possessed by him.

People often feel possessed of energies that their ordinary lives prevent them from fully tapping into.

He says it used to frighten him, because he felt possessed by the spirit of Dracula.

"I feel possessed with the desire to take care of this play," said Mr. Ackerman, 42. "I feel like it's something I have to do".

"It is easy," she admits — easy if not right — "to feel possessed of a soul that's better schooled / than the fluffy cloud inside" the unwounded people she envies, easy to feel superior as a defense mechanism.

Every year seems to bring out a new book – by people who met him and many who didn't (John Banville and Paul Theroux, William Cash and Gloria Emerson) – about a young writer who comes to feel possessed by Greene, not always happily.

During this cold and feverish winter, it had seemed that I was nursing around the clock, a clock that spun at deranging speeds, doubling my son's size in three months, yet sometimes slowing nearly to a standstill, until I could hear each blue stalactite dripping inside the cave of the present moment: 5 02 A.M., 5 03 A.M. I felt possessed by a wild joy.