Sentence examples for relish feeling from inspiring English sources

I relish feeling simultaneously somewhere and nowhere, an experience a French friend characterizes as being dépaysé.

It's super-thick consistency tricks our brains, but it's also jam-packed full of nutrients which our bodies love and relish, feeling fuller.

After marriage, three children and a career, I've left this part of my life behind, but I relish feeling as if somewhere, deep inside, it still exists.

I was looking forward to going, incidentally, not because I relished feeling uncomfortable yet again, but because Roger Ebert will be speaking at TED this year, and he's one of my personal heros.

Emma's lover Lord Nelson, on the other hand, was a man of destiny, a hero seeking a place in history—just as, so the authors suggest, Ms Sontag sought her own place in the history of literature".The Volcano Lover" is the only one of Ms Sontag's books which Mr Rollyson and Ms Paddock seem to relish, without feeling any need to launch yet another onslaught on its author.

Almost a month has passed since his holiday-season stint as a Toys RR" Us stock clerk, and he does not relish the feeling of joblessness.

A few grumbles aside -- about annoyances like the inability to keep a dog in the backyard because the snowbanks are taller than the fences -- most people say they relish the feeling of being a survivor.

But the spirit of the swimming is probably not too different from what it was almost a quarter of a century ago, with participants who a) want badly to win; b) want to have fun with their peers, and c) want to relish the feeling of water on a hot summer's eve.

For some reason, the animals seem to relish the feeling of running without going anywhere.

The creatures seemed to relish the feeling of running without going anywhere.

One early riser admitted to me that if he is staying in a house full of people he loves to be the first one up so he can relish the feeling that everyone is lazy.