Sentence examples for recall that feeling from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's little note in a journal, or a blog post, that will help you recall that feeling of dread that caused you to sell.

Alex, of Tarporley, said: "I still recall that feeling of walking through the gates after 21 hours and feeling absolutely dreadful but elated; it's probably the best memory of my life.

And if at this time you can recall that feeling, you can probably remember it being a very lonely and empty place.

Nelson recalls that, feeling vulnerable after having said "I love you" to Dodge at the beginning of their time together, she sent him the quote, which suggests that the "task of love and language" is "to give to one and the same phrase inflections which will be forever new".

The next morning, in a text conversation I had with a couple of old ski-racing friends (of whom nothing was ever really expected by anyone, not even really ourselves), we recalled that feeling of standing at the top of the run, cold and alone, with the starter's wand at your shins and the icy forest of red and blue poles telescoping down to a distant finish.

"When I became homicidal, I did not like that feeling," he recalled.

Specifically, participants recall being told by friends and family members that feeling the depressive symptoms could consciously be controlled.

I recall actually feeling myself that that was the point at which he had died, due to the fact that, when the brain dies, the muscles relax and he was collapsing through there.

"It happened that feeling ready took rather a long time," he recalled wryly.

"The first time I got that feeling of seeing knees was at the Almeida," she recalls.

I recall feeling on that day that a lot of certainties were falling apart around me: the deference and hierarchy that had kept protests self-controlled, even during the fractious 80s.