Sentences with phrase «indescribable way»
Because when they work, they just make you feel good in an indescribable way.
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Tom seems successful but dissatisfied in some indescribable way: Alice's appearance is both jarring and surprisingly restorative.
It portrays one of those moments when a snuggle with your child transcends everything and you can feel the love pouring out of your heart, connecting you and your child in an indescribable way.
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An absolutely beautiful, indescribable thing until I went out into society and into the new realm of the religious, the «spiritual» and the anti-religious did it become dreadfully difficult and negative in countless ways.
A few weeks later, I spoke on a panel about ethical fashion and two French women — who were stylish in that indescribable French way — approached me afterward, to tell me about what they were working on: creating the perfect genuine, ethical leather leggings.
We first meet Lena, whose scientific speciality is the study of cancerous cells and the genetic information they contain, as she's being interrogated by men wearing biohazard suits about an experience she's just been through, a mysterious trip to an indescribable place where time itself moved in mysterious ways.
The ability to interact with a beautiful and interesting world in such a tangible way is just indescribable.
It is a little slow at first, but the way it made me feel... almost indescribable.
Machu Picchu: indescribable, highly suggest taking the bus up and taking the hike down on foot, that way you get to see the subtropical environment that surrounds Machu Picchu, and tha way you see how strategic this setting is as a gateway between the Andes and the amazon.
Customer Travel Tip: Machu Picchu: indescribable, highly suggest taking the bus up and taking the hike down on foot, that way you get to see the subtropical environment that surrounds Machu Picchu, and tha way you see how strategic this setting is as a gateway between the Andes and the amazon.
«It's important to understand that trauma is a word we use to describe indescribable things, but it doesn't have to be that way,» she explains.