Sentence examples for grave feeling of from inspiring English sources
"Whenever I think of the accident, I have a prevailing, grave feeling of guilt for surviving it and I cry... ...... she told i.
A few weeks ago I took a trip to Graceland and stood at the foot of Elvis' grave, feeling privileged to be so near what I knew to be just dust and bones.
This was the sort of thing going through my head as I walked between the overgrown graves, feeling the crunch of dead vegetation underfoot.
Manners felt uncomfortable telling the children to rise out of "graves", feeling it could psychologically hurt them, so instead the crew called the holes in the ground "forts".
Kashmiris describe a sense of daily humiliation, sometimes petty and sometimes grave, together with a feeling of suffocation by a conflict that shows no hope of immediate improvement.
Some of the sonnets of this period combine a grave tenderness of feeling and refinement of thought with simplicity of expression.
"There's a feeling of increased Jewish provocation that then leads to grave actions from the Palestinians".
Gerrard will take the feeling of disappointment that followed that defeat to the grave with him, and he certainly does not want to go through the same experience on Tuesday night.
Which little preface brings me to what I consider the gravest fault of the Naval Academy, which is the baseless and ridiculous feeling of superiority which academy life instills into the midshipmen.
There was a feeling of closure as I laid roses on that 50-year-old grave.
