Sentence examples for feels removed from inspiring English sources

But the narrator feels removed from the experience, and to illustrate her disassociated feelings, Schiff writes, "I made weeping noises.

"Giliad" feels removed from the paths of thought that we've walked, over and over, for the past fourteen years.

At first one feels removed from the living, that sociable drop gone that makes us all one species, in warmth, weakness and talkativeness.

Near the French border, the Princess Casino at Port de Plaisance (Cole Bay; 599-544-4311; princessportdeplaisance.com) feels removed from the ceaseless drumbeat.

The area feels removed from modernity in both distance and time — only 96 people live here, with some residents claiming lineage back to Napoleon's mother.

This pocket of the north coast feels removed from the throng of Cornwall's tourist trade, yet Newquay airport is only 20 minutes away, so you can fly here from Gatwick, Manchester, Leeds, Bristol, Cardiff and even Geneva.

"I don't feel removed," he said.

It made me feel removed and less helpless.

He felt removed from Iraq, one of the most wrenching geopolitical crises of our time.

Still, the couple felt removed from their friends, who rarely visited.

I enjoyed making this series because I somehow felt removed from it.