Sentence examples for how it felt to pass from inspiring English sources

I must have been 11 or 12 when I first encountered "Huckleberry Finn" but from the moment Huck and Jim took to teh river--their river, the Mississippi--I was overtaken witha thrilling proprietary excitement, because, of course, Mark Twain had it right: this was what a great wide-water north-south stream was like, and here was how it felt to pass time on its banks.

A doctors' "death diary" shows exactly how it feels to pass away after being bitten by a snake.

The more I think about that seam between the familiar and the unfamiliar — and how it feels to pass from one to the other — the clearer it becomes that humans instinctively generate a sense of familiarity.

That is how it felt to me.

You know how it feels to be put down or treated differently, and you find no qualms in passing on that ignorance to another human being?

That's how it feels to me.

Is that how it feels to you?

Is that how it feels to him?

"It surprises me every day how it feels to come in and feel normal.

Tomlin knows how it feels to be overlooked.

"It is hard to explain how it feels to finish.