Sentence examples for forever felt from inspiring English sources
All I knew was that something in the dysfunction of the Knicks had reawakened part of me dormant since childhood, and it sparked a strange process of assimilation with New York, which had forever felt like a nemesis.
Guman did not make that call, but Alabama fans have forever felt robbed, especially because in the week before the game, Ray Perkins, then the coach of the Crimson Tide, had asked that Guman be replaced because his son played for the Nittany Lions.
The impact that Howard Zinn has had on the world of fair, conscientious people is profound, and the impact that he had as a friend will be forever felt by me and by all those that knew him with the deepest, most visceral tickle imaginable.
We celebrate a life well lived and will forever feel her presence.
For all its antic comedy, "Nothing Lasts Forever" feels like both an artistic archeology and a self-analysis.
Grow too slow and success can forever feel just out of reach.
This upbringing ensured that he would forever feel "sad and solitary" as well as prey to an "uncontrollable desire for usurpation".
Although this writer was born two months after its release, its role in the marketing of 10-tonne Motorolas during my formative years means that – pardon the pun – I shall forever feel a connection.
Chris Kyle was a true American patriot - the soldier who stood up for his country and saved so many lives by doing the job his Commander-in-chief gave him, taking out the bad guys.... "His widow and young children will forever feel a lot more 'hurt' than you will, Jesse, after a sad verdict in your ridiculous lawsuit against Chris," she added.
World champion going into the Games, one of the favourites for gold, the modern pentathlete's tale is not only an extraordinary insight into the cruel vagaries of sport but a reminder of the very different way some will forever feel about London 2012.
When you hear the words to the Lakers' victory song, you will forever feel the message of Jerry Buss.
