When I first saw the figures in such a lifelike material, I felt a kind of time-space collapse.
Just as he was on the point of collapse, he felt a great rush of energy: he felt as though everything around him were singing, and that he could do anything he had to do.
To hear her now resort to weird mimesis, echoing hollow, boring expressions of lust—"Mmm"—feels like a collapse of imagination, and of honesty.
To hear her now resort to weird mimesis, echoing hollow, boring expressions of lust — "Mmm" — feels like a collapse of imagination, and of honesty.
When the south tower collapsed, she said, she felt a chill come over her body.
This was the dilemma many Democrats felt after the collapse of the New Deal order: To prove their seriousness, they felt a need to reject, or at least modify, the achievements of the New Deal coalition.
Despite his harsh childhood experiences under Stalin, when the Soviet Union collapsed, Shanin felt "an obligation", as one of the few British academics who spoke Russian, to help rebuild the country.
You might feel an urge to collapse into it, as if it were another incarnation of maternity.
So Cook's view that users actively seek out and appreciate distinct computing experiences, rather than rush to collapse distinctions, does not feel a stretch.
The family has felt the collapse of the rouble, but the consequences can hardly be described as catastrophic.
