Sentence examples for felt absence from inspiring English sources

Karla remains unseen, a felt absence as is Smiley's unfaithful wife, Ann.

"Ray, always Ray", as she puts it in the acknowledgments, is both a felt absence and a permanent presence.

The other acutely felt absence chronicled in these "romantic journals" is of a husband, and in this fascinating record of the trials and tribulations of a single woman's life in the 20th century, she explores how she variously fears and desires solitude.

Om and Bomb do not rhyme, but they interlinked on a mesa called Los Alamos, and in the desert expanse of God's felt absence, atomic fires were lit, leading some, such as the French philosopher and Jesuit priest Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, to consider the "spiritual repercussions of the atom bomb".

The most keenly felt absence was that of Victor Wanyama.

The fulcrum we seek -- no, need -- may well be epitomized by the sharply felt absence of Christina Taylor Green.

I felt the absence of hope, the absence of faith that life will get better.

Just as David felt the absence of his father as a boy, Mark felt the absence of David when he was growing up.

Ms. Corwin however, still felt the absence.

She felt the absence of a vocation.

He felt her absence more this time.