Sentence examples for forgotten the feeling from inspiring English sources

Favre, 37, has heard that before from young quarterbacks, but he is not too old to have forgotten the feeling.

I had forgotten the feeling of being surrounded, everywhere, by strangers who could almost read your thoughts, because for weeks you were all thinking the same things.

Were we the same snappy kids, and is it that we've merely forgotten the feeling - as the hair thinned and the responsibilities thickened?

He hasn't forgotten the feeling of despair that he had as he walked, head down, from the mound to the dugout in the fourth inning, having, he feared, cost his team the game.

The company has likely forgotten the feeling of being first, which means they've likely also forgotten the value of it.

Forget the "feeling" gimmick.

"I'll never forget the feeling," said Ms. Watt.

And I will never forget the feeling of awe in Abreu's presence – a presence devoid of ego.

I'll never forget the feeling of magic the first time I saw a cake being made.

That's why no one who has been inside a prison, if only for a day, can ever forget the feeling.

With her first paycheck she made a down payment on a watch for her mother & it helped her to forget the feeling that Rociada was changing.