Sentence examples for feels to watch from inspiring English sources
Ideally, that's how it feels to watch these ensemble routines, as if you were looking at the heavenly host.
"IT'S hard to explain how it feels to watch your country implode," says a woman from Sweida, a town in southern Syria.
I recognise the game, but imagine how it feels to watch this, for those who have been mistreated by the force because of their sexuality.
If there are words to describe how it feels to watch your lovely friends then go through their worst nightmare, while you lead the life they once imagined for themselves, then I'm afraid they're beyond my reach; for the past two years, all my mind could manage was cliche.
It contains a heartbreakingly succinct account of how it feels to watch someone fall out of love with you: There was a time you let me know What's really going on below But now you never show it to me, do you?
It's the kind of book where the young heroine and her love interest are forced to stop making out not because of intruding parents or peers, but because she's bleeding profusely (again) from a head wound.If a reader has ever wondered what it's like to kill an animal versus a human or how it feels to watch someone die Ms Collins's novel affects some version of an answer.
When a reporter asked how it felt to watch the eighth inning, Girardi snapped, "What do you think?
How does it feel to watch you grope yourself, or to have you come on to yourself while making you jealous?
I thought Earl was eloquent when he wrote about how it felt to watch people express their love for his music by insulting his mother.
They found that the predictions of how bad it would feel to have just barely missed a train were on average greater than reports of how it actually felt to watch the train pull away.
