Sentence examples for mysterious feeling from inspiring English sources
The phrase "mysterious feeling" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe an emotion or sensation that is intriguing or difficult to understand. Example: "As she walked through the foggy forest, she was overcome by a mysterious feeling that something was watching her."
Whatever feeling it is that I'm getting from reading this poem — it's a really mysterious feeling and it's very hard to talk about, but it feels so precious to me — that's what I want from my life.
The poem winds up with "a mysterious feeling of charged emptiness, like the dog after the operation".
Turner's heightened sense of drama in nature is often expressed deftly through chiaroscuro, the interplay of light and dark, furthering the mysterious feeling of his watercolors.
Mr. Virelles's slowly unfolding compositions, some of which came from his recent album with the group ("Continuum," on Pi Recordings) and some of which were new, cast a shadowy, mysterious feeling in the room.
I love the observations, the natural world, the working out of mysterious feeling and above all the way she refines the exactness of her thinking and feeling by her precision of language.
Conscience is frequently misrepresented as nothing more than some vague, mysterious feeling a person gets concerning the right choice.
And he was fascinated by Ms. Tracey, whose character looked increasingly dazed by the mysterious feelings the unexpected meeting awakened.
It's left to an outsider, Dr. Castro, who lives next door to Las Cruces and harbors mysterious feelings for young Goitia, to tease out the connections.
In addition, there are contemporary philosophers of dance who use research in cognitive science and in neuroscience in order to ascertain the answers to why audience members report feeling kinesthetic responses such as a quickening heart rate and certain tensions along with more mysterious feelings in their muscles and nervous systems.
We often talk about "following the heart", but it is only recently that scientists have begun to show that there is literal truth in the cliche; the heaving lump of muscle contributes to our emotions and the mysterious feelings of "intuition" in a very real way.
These works have a mysterious, bereaved feeling, as if the artist were trying to refresh fading memories of lost loved ones.
