Sentence examples for missed feeling from inspiring English sources

She began working at the clinic because she missed feeling useful.

However, during this time I missed feeling close to science and innovation.

I missed feeling that overwhelmingly emotional sense of "Presence".

How she missed feeling the water support her, as if it could also lift her worries away.

I missed feeling connected to a history of worship, the sense that this same prayer had been said this same way generation after generation.

I missed feeling the weight of my apparatus, missed the range of music my routines were choreographed to, missed not being able to get up in the morning because I was too sore.

"Hillary, can you excite us?" asks Osaremen Okolo, a 21-year-old African-American who supports Clinton but "misses feeling fired up" as she was for Barack Obama and as some of her friends feel about Sanders.

I miss feeling useful and making a contribution at work and, above all, I miss the interaction with other people.

"You miss feeling the actors breathe a few feet away from you, to sense where they will start and end each song.

Leach is a crazy quilt of conflicting motivations, and Ms. Watson delineates them all so well that when the script has her say, at the two-hour mark, "I miss feeling that I mattered; I miss feeling that I'm needed," it's deflating.

We play with in-ear monitors, which are much more efficient than wedge monitors, but it can be acoustically isolating, and I miss feeling the snare drum rattling off the venue wall.