Sentence examples for would feel something from inspiring English sources

That said, I'm not really interested in having the viewer feel what I feel or see my narratives; I'm more interested in whether there is enough momentum built up by the piece that someone else would feel something, but my hope is that the feeling and narrative would be theirs.

But you would feel something.

It would feel something like a temporary national sales tax.

But you would feel something, so there are still question marks".

"I think as an audience member, you would feel something different if it's a woman conductor," she added.

Gazing at the crisscrossing lines of Manhattan or the blue vastness of the oceans, I would feel something I could only describe as missingness".

As you began to get close, you'd feel something strange: a force pulling on your body.

Because sometimes I'd feel something and not know how to talk about it––I'd just know something was off".

Probably I'd felt something, seeing Kitaru and Erika together.

And the characters' inquiries have a sophisticated ambiguity: they ask about destiny and God ("Looking at the stars from the station roof, he'd felt something — a presence behind them, their vast immensity") and debate the reasons for persisting in a seemingly forsaken world.

I don't know if fate was punishing me for allowing my thirst to blind me from the obvious mess of a situation this was, but ten minutes into it I'd felt something wet go down my leg.