| But self defence mechanisms set in rapidly, and the world's sorrow goes past the air-conditioned car unseen, unfelt. |
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| The spires of San Francisco are lost in a bank of fog to the south, and beyond, unseen but not unfelt, lies Silicon Valley. |
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| The candle suddenly blew out from an unfelt draft, throwing him into darkness. |
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| A slight glow surrounded her, her hair and dress flowed around her in an unfelt wind. |
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| Lack of feeling can lead to unfelt but serious damage to the feet and ulcers, which can become chronically infected, requiring amputation. |
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| Then a book case across the room swung open and a thin, balding, sallow-faced man crept out, shaking slightly with some unfelt cold. |
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| Their pointed branches waved in an unfelt breeze, scratching at the sky as though trying to trace constellations with their points. |
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| We are fed and kept like a farmer keeps animals, always with the unseen and unfelt threat of death and sale. |
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| His almost unimaginable guilt from two consecutive suicides, too, is largely unplumbed, though probably not unfelt. |
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| Her lustrous black hair, down past her knees, was flowing wildly in an unfelt wind. |
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| Her thick, raven black hair blew about as if caught in some unfelt wind, and her hands moved quickly, forming strange gestures in the air. |
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| At first, her motions were subtle enough to go unfelt, but after a while, as her boredom steadily increased, Mark started stirring uneasily in his sleep. |
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| After thanking Cynthia and Florence for the evening, I stepped outside and offered an airy, unfelt wave to the three people gathered around the threshold. |
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| Slowly, her eyes opened and she looked out over the hushed clearing, the over grown grass moving in an unfelt breeze and brushing against the knees of her pants. |
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| Elisha is more paragon than person, and the thrill of discovery seems curiously unfelt. |
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| Our people had independence, but its benefits of it were as yet unfelt by many in their daily lives. |
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| The ultra-fine cannula-with only 0.36 mm one of the thinnest worldwide-glides under the skin almost unfelt. |
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| All that is visible rests upon the invisible, the audible upon the inaudible, the felt upon the unfelt, Perhaps thinking rests upon unthinking. |
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| Equally, space was untextured, unfelt, colorless, and potentially monstrous. |
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| He went all but unseen and unheard but never unfelt. |
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| It has also reinforced the official narrative, so often unfelt by those on the ground, that after achieving the biggest fiscal adjustment in global history, things are finally improving for the eurozone's weakest link. |
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| The excitement, and danger, and hurry and bustle constantly incident to travel at the present day were all unfelt and unfeared by this company. |
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| Blessed be God that there are still places where grinding poverty is unfelt and unfeared! |
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| Like the poison-tipped darts of Aguaruna blowguns, these darts can be shot into someone else in a way that is unfelt but eventually brings death. |
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