Sentence examples for felt vanished from inspiring English sources

The day before the eclipse, however, any sense of relaxation I felt vanished when I walked out to the beach before dawn.

The old ways of life, everyone felt, had vanished.

The nerves that he felt Monday vanished when he stepped onto the field.

The Wall Street Journal felt "she vanishes all too soon in this overproduced, self-enchanted sequel, and so does the spirit of bright invention that made the previous film such a pleasant surprise".

During her trip, Bazer says she visualized her fear as a mass in her body and screamed at it to "get the fuck out," and then felt it vanish.

During her trip, Bazer says she visualised her fear as a mass in her body and screamed at it to "Get the fuck out," and then felt it vanish.

Oh, you can feel it vanishing!

"I felt I'd vanished," says the child in the book.

Any trace of forgiveness that angry survivors and relatives may have felt for McVeigh vanished when he recently referred to the 19 children killed in the bombing as "collateral damage".

My heart and mind are open, that darkness I felt everyday has vanished, I actually feel excited about moving forward and starting fresh.

The gorgeous ghost enlists the aid of a puzzled yuppie couple, who begin to see Hong Kong -- and their own tepidly romantic relationship -- through her melancholy eyes, and to feel that her vanished world, represented by the film as a kind of opium dream of glamour and high passion, was richer, more exciting, even realer than their own.