Sentence examples for sense of drifting from inspiring English sources

That sense of drifting returns in Dizzy's Club, the center's most relaxed venue.

Long slogs through arduous terrain, the "insistent gloom" of the jungle and Possuelo's temper tantrums fill the men with "a collective angst... a sense of drifting terribly off course".

Perhaps the melancholy of the man, his sense of drifting, of not belonging to life, his not really knowing why he did what he did but going on doing it anyway - perhaps such things are familiar to all of us.

Participants in the experiments conducted by Dr. Blanke and Dr. Ehrsson reported having felt a sense of drifting out of their bodies, but not a strong sense of floating or rotating as is common in full-blown out-of-body experiences, the researchers said.

Her sense of dislocation, of drifting away from her roots to become an onlooker, helped give her the perspective to create what is perhaps the most intimate and persuasive account of the old rural order just before its transformation by modernism.

There is a disturbing sense of drift.

Instead, Mr. Heisbourg said, "there is a sense of drift".

Mr Jonathan must dispel this dangerous sense of drift.

There was a sense of drift and dissension.

The sense of drift extends into New York City politics.

The gorgeous sense of drift and dislocation on "Nolita" is not some kind of production mask.