Sentence examples for twilight feeling from inspiring English sources

In imagining that they were once familiar and wanting them to be so again, we've entered the sad and pleasurable twilight feeling of remembrance.

Elsewhere, she's critical of modern, "self-consciously dark" franchises such as The Hunger Games (which she likes) and Twilight, feeling that they reflect "a common belief among Hollywood film-makers that darkness equals depth and serves as a compensation for throwaway, forgettable scripts".

"I particularly recall lying on a bed of moss looking up into the mid-summer twilight, feeling the moss's ability to apparently elevate me and my attention.

The mischievous tone is set by Mark Flood's "Twilight Feelings" (2010), a distorted, mosaic-style portrait of the vampire-franchise heartthrob Robert Pattinson.

It is truly disheartening to think of so many Britons spending their twilight years feeling disconnected from their communities.

Mr. Salinger's fixation on the difference between "phoniness," as Holden Caulfield would put it, and authenticity now has a twilight, '50s feeling about it.

I got up and started flipping a light switch, in disbelief, as an uncanny Twilight Zone feeling started creeping over me.

A good giveaway that you're being subjected to narcissistic manipulation when the obvious signs are lacking is a sort of "twilight zone" feeling; you find yourself constantly wanting to do things for the narcissist at your own cost (i.e constantly worrying that some small action of yours may hurt them, and such always catering to their emotional state).

The detached tone that marks so much of Bolaño's fiction, giving it that eerie twilight-zone feeling, is straight out of Borges, though Bolaño bent it to his own ends".

"It's a weird, 'Twilight Zone' kind of feeling," he continued.

In an interview in the British edition of Elle magazine, Ms. Stewart, the 20-year-old star of the "Twilight" movies, described her feelings about being pursued by photographers, saying, "What you don't see are the cameras shoved in my face and the bizarre intrusive questions being asked, or the people falling over themselves, screaming and taunting to get a reaction".