Sentence examples for felt firsthand from inspiring English sources
I myself have felt firsthand very high passionate desire, which then wanes.
When the elegy was exposed as bogus Shakespeare, Rosenbaum felt firsthand the exaltation of the triumphant professional pedant.
But Mr. Curson also came of age at a time of seismic change in jazz, which he felt firsthand through an affiliation with Mr. Taylor, the maverick pianist.
But inasmuch as Grass Widow evokes bands from various postpunk movements since the late '70s — Wire, the Breeders, the Raincoats, Salem 66 — its selective approval of pop's sweetness seems filtered through outside sources rather than felt firsthand.
"Even after generals had felt firsthand the awful impact of the rifled musket, trench warfare, and long-range field artillery, they persisted in drawing up the same kinds of field orders," Schantz writes.
"Ara and Vahe started ServiceTitan because they wanted to solve the pain point they felt firsthand running their fathers' businesses," she said.
I felt firsthand the fragility of life then and realized that I had to move towards my next step.
The experience was "transformative," Wright told The Huffington Post over the phone Tuesday, as he felt firsthand the "helplessness and hopelessness" that comes with poverty.
Perhaps you can feel firsthand the fear and trembling, the sorrow, the dread and all the ugly unspoken things, and join others in observing a moment of silence for those whose lives you took last week.
Perpetually outside and just a little above, Michael is aware of the pathetic yet touching failings that mark everyone else — the people who live and feel firsthand, without the self-awareness of a theoretical and creative observer such as Michael (or Kaufman), but also with greater authenticity and truer humanity.
Perpetually outside and just a little above, Michael is aware of the pathetic yet touching failings that mark everyone else the people who live and feel firsthand, without the self-awareness of a theoretical and creative observer such as Michael (or Kaufman), but also with greater authenticity and truer humanity.
