Sentence examples for surging feeling from inspiring English sources

REMEMBER the sensation of flying -- feet sticking straight out, the world rushing by in greens and blues, the surging feeling of power and excitement -- all from playing on a swing on a summer day?

By the time the band storm offstage and down the aisle, after a staggering rendition of I Heard, there is a surging feeling of wonder and conversion, as if in this tiny church an audience of 85 truly saw the light.

Inside, she is surging with feeling — passionate, complicated love for her son and husband, and also tidal anger.

In that brief instance, "London Road" surges with feeling.

The surging waves of feeling that can overtake you at a more soul-stirring production of "Hamlet" mostly fail to emerge, but the Globe players are certainly adepts at finding brief sunbursts of laughter in the text, and sometimes outside it.

I tell her that I'm feeling surging anxiety.

The long gazing at animals brings the poet to a place beyond "the blur of human feeling," as Cole puts it in "Landscape With Deer and Figure"; yet the erotic pulse of human feeling surges up, especially in the final sequence, "Blur".

Deep feeling surges through the group.

Unemployment surged as companies, feeling the pinch of reduced demand, shed workers.

Meanwhile, prices for food and energy have surged, leaving people feeling deeply insecure ahead of crucial parliamentary and presidential elections in the fall.

Every time I ate food I hadn't cooked myself, a strangling feeling surged in my throat.