Sentence examples for sense of falling from inspiring English sources

I have a sense of falling and I want to grab something for support".

In other films about addiction, there's usually a sense of falling into the abyss and coming out the other side.

This model posits perfectionistic concerns generate discrepancies (a subjective sense of falling short of one's own standards), which in turn trigger procrastination.

What doesn't feel forced are Mr. McElwee's thoughts on aging, the passing of time and his sense of falling behind in an era of accelerated technological development.

But it appears that a sense of falling behind economically among a substantial segment of a population does encourage ethnic nationalism and conflict.

Among Lebanese Christians, meanwhile, the sense of falling fortunes have left many grasping for some hope and for a window into the future, Mr. Mawla said.

The French parade is rooted in a sense of fallen glory — not in a sense of power but in a fear of impotence.

There was a sense of fallen woman about her, and that, if you associated with her, you too would be tainted.

Our eyesight is wired to make sense of light falling on objects, not shining through them.

The fall — in the literal sense of leaves falling — was about 10 days to 2 weeks late.

And throughout, the skillful cutting that gave the sense of clothes falling onto bare bodies.