Sentence examples for wilderness feeling from inspiring English sources

Timothy Treadwell sought the epic wilderness, feeling more at one with the wild and its inhabitants than with urbanites.

As he writes, "In the less forgiving light of cold reality, I have lived my life as many actors have: available and waiting, and often in a sort of emotional wilderness, feeling alone and apart".

Outdoorgirl There's a great wilderness feeling in the Humphrey Repton-designed National Trust grounds of Sheringham Hall.

There are no hotels or restaurants in the park, but the lodge at Pine Mountain State Resort Park in Kentucky, on Route 25E (800-325-1712; www.parks.ky.gov/findparks/resortparks/pm) maintains the wilderness feeling and adds creature comforts.

Areas that comprised one or more recreational experience values were designated by use of GIS techniques and map-based indicators for each of the seven 'experience classes' (wilderness; feeling of the forest; panoramic views, water, and scenery; biodiversity and land form; cultural history; activity and challenge; service and gathering).

After several years in the wilderness — drinking, overspending, feeling suicidal — Evelyn Waugh made a splash with his biography of Dante Gabriel Rossetti and two novels, "Decline and Fall" and "Vile Bodies," the latter of which established him as a genuine literary star and put him "at the forefront of modern English letters," where he would remain to the end of his life.

begging for affection from anyone while indian summer rain races towards wet earth, feeling the wilderness of your weight.

First, my own wilderness experiences left me invigorated but also feeling selfish, like I was benefitting no one else but myself.

He protected her in the wilderness, saved her from American bandits and if he was feeling romantic warbled a mountaintop duet with her.

It is striking how often people who are feeling bewildered or troubled seek remedy in the wilderness.

You know that frustrating feeling when you're peeing in the Australian wilderness and you get electrocuted by a fence meant to keep out kangaroos?