Sentence examples for grounds feeling from inspiring English sources

In Australia, however, public opinion about the matter was divided with many Australians opposed to the issue on moral grounds, feeling that the situation was not desperate enough to require such a drastic measure, while others felt it necessary in order to achieve final victory.

I swiped my foot across the ground, feeling for rocks, roots and voids.

She likes the big camera and tripod because "there's something about being solid on the ground, feeling the landscape".

The merit of poetry was its feeling for the common ground, feeling in both senses, and I remember imagining as he spoke that a good novelist might share the poet's healthy ambivalence.

The anti-independence campaigners believe they are on strong ground, feeling that Salmond's call for a currency union is the strongest example of his strategy of "de-risking" independence.

(I should explain that my fascination with these huge creatures stems from watching the great Zero Mostel morph from human to rhino — pawing the ground, feeling his horn growing, roaring in shock — in the 1961 version of the Ionesco play "Rhinoceros". Unforgettable. Obviously).

Eyes on all sides innocently devour your presence as you inadvertently step onto the earthy ground, feeling the crunch underneath your flats.

I was in this freezing backyard, trying and failing to break ground, feeling like I was a hopeless failure, when Jiyu Roshi walked past.

The visuals for the game are stunning and sprawling, and the major setting of Dishonored 2, the island of Karnaca, was designed to have a real, grounded feeling.

Then, bend your front knee and keep your back foot flat on the ground, feeling the burn in your back calf.

Experience the changes occurring, ever so subtly, as you allow each foot to touch the ground, feeling the pressure exerted on the foot with each step taken.