Sentences with phrase «into indescribable»

It revives inspiration in me and resonates deeply in me when somebody is able to bundle up these thoughts into indescribable forms of interactive expression.

The aroma of a vast variety of flowers filled the air, blending into an indescribable bouquet.

It is Paul being whirled into his indescribable seventh heaven.

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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.

That night I decided to «launch out into the deep:» and with the decision to cast my will and my life on God, there came an indescribable sense of relief, of burdens dropping away (Shoemaker, Twice - Born Ministers, p. 134).

The meaty hearts of palm, tender and slightly crunchy broccoli, plus that noochy lima bean spread all tucked into that grilled wrap is indescribable!

When Brett and Stephanie Parker's daughter, Charlotte, was born, the feeling that welled up inside of them was indescribable; they never realized until first looking into those baby blues of hers that they were even capable of that kind of love.

Witnessing women bring new life into the world and undergo this transformative and empowering experience is indescribable.

There's something indescribable about stepping up from a mainstream vehicle into a luxury car.

There are times when I glimpse something, and I have no idea what I am looking at, or when the strangeness of real life seems dreamlike or indescribable for a split second, then materializes into focus.

Seeing Jonas as a «daughter» of the Yoruba orisha Oxum (Oshun)[4], one might imagine her white - spotted and feathered, with a bouquet of origami flowers, in a children's procession, with watery arms, in water waiting for and also offering a gift, dancing into the drift, head bowed down, a shining glare in her face, immersing herself with an indescribable animal spirit.

The light is indescribable, the snowy peaks stretched into the distance forever.

The feeling you get when you step through your front door or pull into your driveway is indescribable and priceless and the same holds true for our children who crave stability.

I look back on it all with profound memories and indescribable gratitude, especially for that last guy who put that glorious stamp on the «landed immigrant» documents that let my Mom, my Dad, my sister and I into this country.