Sentence examples for shaking sense from inspiring English sources

Putting his palms together at his heart, Jacob started naming out loud what was happening: "Afraid, embarrassed, confused, feeling like I'm failing, powerless, shaking, sense of dying, sinking, lost".

Emotional suffering, in particular, can be profoundly isolating, shaking our sense of self to its core.

No one seems to have a steady job, and there's no shaking the sense of wasted souls in a forsaken sector of society.

But when it came to shaking some sense into her mom, she went full tabloid.

We can find it equally fascinating at how little traction the gaffs he makes have in shaking any sense of reconsideration into his fan base.

Bored, restless, filled with that unmistakable stomach-shaking sense of total existential emptiness that pricks deep into your core on a daily basis?

Mr. Pilsner is a perennial, and for good reason: a snappy, bracing bitterness that comes on like a splash of icy spring water, shaking the senses from their winter torpor.

The Met cannot shake the sense of being adrift.

Still, it's hard to shake the sense that some living thing is close by.

Still, it was hard to shake the sense that Mr. Rakishev admired Mr. Baron Cohen's talents.

Those watching found themselves unscathed — though some could not quite shake a sense of dread.