Sentence examples for pausing to feel from inspiring English sources

He sounded so miserable that afternoon that Mrs. Ryan, distraught, remembers pausing to feel sorry for the doctor.

Every so often we paused to feel our heartbeats again.

I remember making myself pause to feel what it felt like to be in my 30s and having a sexual encounter like this.

Finally she stops, pauses, tries to feel on her skin the tiny air currents stirred up by movement somewhere in the house.

But pause, then, to feel the heat in the kitchen, the constant hostility, the glum trips to select committees, the keeping of the flame.

At this point I pause to wonder who feels an urgent need to change the colour and brightness of their lights from their phone.

And it does make one wonder why a woman who has never really paused to draw breath felt the need to add to her family once more by adopting – and not without difficulty – her youngest child, Malawi-born Mercy, last year.

Author Arlene Alda says that anyone can reinvent themselves if they just pause and try to feel out what it is that they would like to do, if they could do it.

I paused, to let the lingerers feel the weight of that.

Making somewhat awkward conversation may seem painful, but it may be just the thing to spark him into kissing you; if the conversation is too passionate or exciting, there might not be enough pause for him to feel comfortable moving in for the kiss.

There are moments in "Glory in a Line" when Ms. Birnbaum pauses to imagine how she would feel if she were telling Foujita's story from the viewpoint of one of his many wives.