Sentence examples for lost to feel from inspiring English sources

Chaney described it, and the dream sequence specifically, as having "turned Twin Peaks into a water-cooler phenomenon", and noted that it may have inspired later series such as The Sopranos and Lost to "feel comfortable taking risks with their audience".

As for the emotional impact of what I am seeing, it's there, but nothing compared to the impact on those who lived through the quake and have lost people — to feel overcome feels an indulgence under such circumstances.

I'm not afraid to admit that, first and foremost, I lost weight to feel better about how I look.

"After last night's performance where we lost to Japan, this feels great.

This may have caused the baseline differences; patients who were lost to follow-up felt less adapted, possibly (partly) due to their lower health status (Table  2).

Afraid to lose, afraid to feel, afraid to be human.

You don't have to lose weight to feel healthy and happy.

Are you trying to lose weight to feel healthier?

And I just felt lost, to be honest with you, and I've been searching for that for the last couple of weeks".

You see, when Ollie lost a limb, he lost his capacity to feel as well.

If you lose your ability to feel disgusted, you have lost your moral purchase.