Sentence examples for felt undone from inspiring English sources

Carrie, you may recall, is the ultimate outsider, a stand-in for anyone who ever felt undone by adolescent alienation.

If you're walking along Madison Avenue and suddenly feel undone by the stress of minding your own business, you can duck into the glass-enclosed atrium of the old I.B.M. Building, at Fifty-sixth Street, and take a seat at one of the many bamboo-shaded café tables.

By David Owen If you're walking along Madison Avenue and suddenly feel undone by the stress of minding your own business, you can duck into the glass-enclosed atrium of the old I.B.M. Building, at Fifty-sixth Street, and take a seat at one of the many bamboo-shaded café tables.

"But the architect — how could anyone actually do this?" If you're walking along Madison Avenue and suddenly feel undone by the stress of minding your own business, you can duck into the glass-enclosed atrium of the old I.B.M. Building, at Fifty-sixth Street, and take a seat at one of the many bamboo-shaded café tables.

But at that moment I just feel undone.

Matthew Williamson's English roses (naturally) felt authentically undone in easy, disheveled braids with haphazard bobby pins, to keep flyaways from their faces.

The woman wrote of having discovered Bombeck's writing and thought that perhaps her life might have been so different if she had known that she could joke about the dirty dishes and the unmade beds and the particular screech that a baby can make just as you feel yourself undone by your day.

I felt jangled and undone.

Gianfranco Ferré's double French twist felt sculptural yet undone, almost as if it had been caught in a wind tunnel.

Or when Roth said that after his first marriage he felt himself coming undone and so, "psychoanalysis befell me".

I felt a little undone, which is why I walked back to Prince Street to grab a beer at my longest-standing haunt, the Prince Street Bar.