Sentence examples for omnipresent feeling from inspiring English sources
Nothing stops the omnipresent feeling of loneliness, worthlessness and desperation.
There was more grief, of course, but also an omnipresent feeling of compassion, a desire for companionship and a yearning to believe something redemptive could come out of horrific tragedy.
New York subways are not the same as the PATH, which has an omnipresent feeling of despair about it.
The revelation of loneliness, the omnipresent, unanswerable feeling that I was in a state of lack, that I didn't have what people were supposed to, and that this was down to some grave and no doubt externally unmistakable failing in my person: all this had quickened lately, the unwelcome consequence of being so summarily dismissed.
The first concerns the relationship between consciousness and the five omnipresent mental factors: contact, feeling, discernment, intention and attention.
a) The operative variable of cruise-shipping, the glue that ties it all together, the thing that makes it work, is the omnipresent and vaguely surreal feeling of total need fulfillment.
"The Gospel of Thomas" may look exotic to modern readers, who cannot help feeling the strength of tradition and the omnipresent authority of the Bible.
But not even she seems to know whether her feelings are real or faked for the omnipresent cameras.
For Wiggo, they have been omnipresent throughout his "annus mirabilis" and while you get the feeling they may occasionally have driven him bonkers, they helped provide a priceless insight into what makes this occasionally cantankerous national treasure tick.
BOSTON — This may be the only place in America where Shepard Fairey, the street artist whose omnipresent portrait of Barack Obama has become a touchstone, is not fully feeling the love.
Republicans elected in traditionally blue districts like this one are feeling the tug between their need to attract Democrats again and the omnipresent threat of someone more to the right waiting in the primary wings.
