Sentence examples for lawless feeling from inspiring English sources
There is a lawless feeling in the town.
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The area has a dangerous, lawless feel.
Lawless was feeling awfully good about himself.
Eden came to feel increasingly lawless.
He catches Wilde's lawless moralism, his outcast-preacher tone.
He feel that he become lawless.
But what gives Metwalli's music an emotional resonance is the way it emblemises something universal about present-day life in Cairo — a feeling of still motion that emerges in an anachronistic and lawless environment.
Relatedly, the tip-of-the-nose phenomenon (Lawless and Engen 1977; Jönsson et al. 2005) illustrates that a strong feeling of familiarity might be accompanied with some knowledge of the odor, such as the category of objects, but still with an inability to identify the odor.
Richard Grant's latest book is Bandit Roads: Into the Lawless Heart of Mexico (Abacus, £9.99) Destinations, by Jan Morris Suddenly you're not just seeing but hearing, feeling, sensing Washington, Panama, South Africa, as they look today but also as they may seem a hundred years from now.
