Sentence examples for where one feels from inspiring English sources
One man in Tunisia, a crowd in Egypt — where one decides it all began may depend on where one feels it has led.
Choose "a place where one feels motivated, where one knows that some fascinating things are being done," Echenique said.
Far better, he says, to work at a garage or a construction site, where dirty jokes are not only tolerated but encouraged; where there are (as yet) no seminars on sexual harassment; where "one feels like a man, not a cog in a machine".
I'm familiar with that magical mindset, during sporting competition, where one feels completely zoned in on what's happening.
It's the kind of place where one feels meditative, separate from everyday life.
It's the only place in the building where one feels the urge to slow down and hang for a moment.
He writes in longing detail about Mr. Waksal's SoHo loft, the expensive art and sumptuous decorations, where "one felt as actors feel on a stage, warmed by attention".
There was no shortage of Who-style speffectsffects, and perhaps a bit too many instances where fairies dematerialised and zipped about like sparks; it was the only time where one felt we were in a bit of a hurry.
You know, the kind of place where no one feels bad telling your kid to stop running on the dock.
At the very least, these experts urge companies to think hard before turning their workplaces into areas where no one feels trusted.
The murder rate has been inching down since then, but there are streets where no one feels safe particularly during the summer months, when people are murdered in Chicago every day.Yet by far the mayor's biggest problem is the looming public-pension crisis.
