Sentence examples for felt swept from inspiring English sources

Mr. Halper, the Wall Street supporter of Adbusters, said he felt swept up in something larger but remained ambivalent about the protests.

Everything — cars, people, leaves — was in constant motion, and as I walked fast, my scarf flapping in the wind, I felt swept up in the current.

She saw Price as her champion and emotional guide, and felt swept up by the collective endeavor to bring a rapist to justice.

James Conlon, who conducted the Paris National Opera's orchestra and chorus with panache last week, also felt swept up by "history with a big H," as he put it.

You felt swept along by it".

If I ever feel swept up in it all I remember that she's there housing homeless people".

But it's one thing to recognize an idea, another thing entirely to feel swept away by its power.

When Dingo eventually shares the stage with Billy, belting out toe-tapping tunes with his idol, it's hard not to feel swept away in the moment.

But I, too, feel swept up in the energy, and hope it carries me one last time over the finish line.

It is one of the few times in which you feel swept along with the raging life force that Keith Haring must have been.

In addition, some women, particularly teenagers, fail to anticipate a sexual encounter or may need to feel "swept away" and are thus unprepared to protect themselves against an unwanted pregnancy.