Sentence examples for felt dormant from inspiring English sources
If Steyn has felt dormant in recent times it is because South Africa have played just 10 Test matches since regaining their No1 world ranking in July last year.
It's also true that libraries have felt like dormant, dated spaces of late, where WiFi is absent, coffee is banned and budget cuts are rife.
The Hecks believed the wild Przewalski blood would help to draw out the wild characteristics they felt lay dormant in the domesticated pony breed mares.
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I could literally feel previously dormant synapses firing as I attempted and passed my first test at sarcasm.
(I have eaten live shrimp and ants, and I wonder if the frisson I felt wasn't some kind of dormant predator instinct).
Certainly, the speech she gave on Monday morning – in the hours before she knew she would be PM – felt like someone had suddenly turned on a long-dormant tap of idea into a bone-dry desert of micro-management.
It felt like the after-hours scene was going through a dormant period for a long time, but there seems to be a lot more parties happening now.
That included Hawaii, where it was -7C atop Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano and across the Midwest and East, which felt temperatures colder than much of Antarctica.
"The environment that was produced by the storm brought out what was dormant in people here — the anger and the contempt they felt against African-Americans in the community," said John Penny, a criminologist at Southern University of New Orleans.
Perhaps it was only a negotiating tactic by the auction house, but Mr. Davidge felt the company was setting him up to take the blame if the dormant antitrust investigation resurfaced, friends said.
