Sentence examples for story feeling from inspiring English sources

And, like Oppen, the reader concludes his story feeling something akin to joy.

Once Clark had left them, Eriksson continued with his story, feeling an immense relief when he had finished telling it.

While that film gripped, this one often plods, the story feeling a bit stretched over the expansive two-hour running time.

Barring a massive budget and the ingenuity of, say, the puppet makers of "War Horse," this was possibly a smart move, even if it leaves the story feeling a little, um, decapitated.

She would be sent out in the radio car on a story, feeling sick, "because it was a huge responsibility to bring back the audio", but also competitive and hungry for an exclusive.

On Tuesday, the same day that President Bush called for an end to steroid abuse in American sports in his State of the Union address, Krieger again told his own story, feeling compelled to shed more light on one of the darkest chapters in the history of performance-enhancing drugs.

I hid the fact for some of the same reasons you talked about in your story, feelings of shame, embarrassment, thinking people wouldn't believe me.

And his story of feeling beleaguered and endangered on a bike still rings true more than 15 years later.

Late in the show Mr. Dunn began telling a campfire-style story about feeling out of place without a cowboy hat; he does not wear one, as Mr. Brooks does.

Circa allows you to jump in and out of a larger news story without feeling completely overwhelmed.

This process involves both making sense of your story and feeling the full pain of your childhood.