Sentence examples for nowhere felt from inspiring English sources

But the restrictions are nowhere felt more sharply than by the 1.3 million people of the Gaza Strip, which has been effectively cut in half and sometimes into thirds by checkpoints set up in large part to safeguard the travel of Gaza's 7,100 Jewish settlers.

It had the feel of an execution in the middle of a party, nowhere felt more keenly than on the necks of Lilli Schwarzkopf and Tatyana Chernova, who trailed Jessica Ennis on to the podium, draped with medals carrying the lesser metals, silver and bronze, as she accepted her first but possibly not last Olympic gold medal.

Fights on Venice Beach are a regular occurrence, but the flurry of police out of seemingly nowhere felt new.

"Other places may feel more magnificent than the Guianas," he writes, "but nowhere feels quite so unconquered".

"What with the death of the postbox," he adds, "nowhere feels home".

There is real emotional outrage here, and Peter Mullan thankfully nowhere feels himself constrained by delicacy, hushed respect or genteel good taste.

And then, with a force that is still nowhere near the levels of the quakes that tore life apart in Haiti and Chile, far from everywhere, out of nowhere, it felt like a plane had crashed in Bob Motschmann's cornfield.

"Out of nowhere I felt the need to get fit.

And suddenly out of nowhere, I felt that arm around me after Ken Boyer had just ruined my life.

Reading Tolkien on the train, my mind was eons away, in a land that existed nowhere yet felt complex and fearsome.

The cameraman scuttled backward while she, with perfect poise, descended the heath as if there were nowhere she felt more at home, disappearing into the wings as the curtain rose.