Sentence examples for left felt like from inspiring English sources

The Earth we'd left felt like a photograph.

Though my partner Sara and I went willingly to Haiti and now live in Ecuador, we were not at all ready to leave, and having left felt like a loss, an amputation.

That issue felt like it had been resolved when the Berlin Wall fell … Politicians like Tony Blair from the left felt like they had understood that free markets create the taxes to fund public services.

Leaving felt like betrayal.

For Paul, leaving felt like waking from a coma — he was released into a world of light, sound, movement and color.

I typically tend to leave and feel like, "Wow.

When I left it felt like I left jail.

As I cross the intersection, branches from the trees dip down precariously so that the leaves feel like they may touch my head.

The path itself, tan and loamy from the millions of fallen beech leaves, feels like it is chalked in, like Dick Van Dyke's magical paths in Mary Poppins.

"When I left, I felt like an empty well.

When I left it felt like my ears were bleeding.