Sentence examples for missing feeling of from inspiring English sources

It catches a missing feeling of our age: the belief that alternative worlds are possible, that they are within reach if we're courageous enough, and smart enough, and daring enough to take control of our own lives.

Harnad 2012 (Other Internet Resources) argues that the CRA shows that even with a robot with symbols grounded in the external world, there is still something missing: feeling, such as the feeling of understanding.

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.

I miss feeling a sense of security that I and my loved ones would be protected because of our strict adherence to a set of rules that I think we mostly made up.

Even now, I miss feeling having that sense of belonging here in North Carolina.

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

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 awe at the sight of a sunset, at a sheer cliff drop, at the beauty of a church or a temple, at the love in the eyes of those who are at worship.

Ever miss the feeling of actually missing your other half?

"They have the grand job, the big office and the trappings of success, and yet they feel that there is something missing, a feeling of 'is this it?' They come to me because they want real clarity and a sense of what would genuinely fulfil them".

She's missing the feeling of hugging her dad ("like memory foam") and feels guilty for any moment of happiness.