Sentence examples for forgotten feeling from inspiring English sources
They have a quiet, almost forgotten feeling a little like the garden beyond the hills in The Magician's Nephew.
So the recent brainstorm by the Justice Department to enlist couriers, meter readers, cable installers and telephone repairmen to snoop on people's private lives for anything "suspicious" dredged a cold and until now forgotten feeling from the pit of my stomach.
Everyone still remembers the extraordinary high of the campaign, the rare and almost forgotten feeling of being genuinely moved by a civic-minded politician.
There was me in a cot, my sister in a campbed, and my parents in a bed next to me, and I will never forget feeling the heat from a parafin lamp on my face.
The familiar, forgotten feelings rushed back and then the exiled Scots text-fest bleeped into action.
How could I forget feeling like a film star for the first time?
Forget feeling sluggish and wasting time cyber-loafing today.
Most of all, I'll never forgot feeling for the very first time that Manhattan was more than just an unforgiving microcosm of the world dominated by rapacious ambition.
You'll learn the grammatical rules you need to remember – and the ones you can safely forget – and leave feeling more confident to write freely and share your work with the world.
Daniel Levans, as a young choreographer, barks out commands that parody Balanchine's dictum to forget feelings and "just do the steps".
