Sentence examples for felt charged from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere felt charged, more Olympic than exhibitory.

The moment felt charged by its context, but also poignantly out of time.

In the evening me and Brian felt charged up for a second go at the pub quiz in Bondi.

The entry of each new voice felt charged and alive; the first great brass chorale was gripping in its radiance and beauty.

As my friend and I left the airport, we felt charged, a little wobbly and reverent for the hold of the ground.

From then on, as the stage darkened, the groupings (lines of leaping flocks in flight) and gestures (grasping at shadows, listening to breath) felt charged and luminous.

It makes you feel charged up when you walk in".

The air feels charged by some pantheistic immanence.

I feel charged with the responsibility to do something within this drive.

First, my meetings with fellow Veggietraders would always feel charged, shot through with an errant intimacy.

Neil Lennon's side tends to feel charged by these European nights at Celtic Park, and that energy was enough to provide the edge over Ajax.