Sentence examples for A definite feeling from inspiring English sources

"I have a definite feeling of inheriting space and power".

Although we are connected technologically like never before there's a definite feeling of loneliness.

There was a definite feeling of camaraderie on such a glorious day.

Notwithstanding the figures, many blacks said they still had a definite feeling of powerlessness.

"There's a definite feeling that we're the land of opportunity and blah-de-blah".

There was a definite feeling that we weren't making the most of our gorgeous local landscape.

"I came away with a real definite feeling that everybody caused it," said Matt Rasmussen, a junior history major.

"So many miracles have happened in that region where they were lost, where life is so easy to support, that I have a very definite feeling they are still alive and may be rescued, even though the chances seem against such a development".

With presenters such as Jamie Theakston, Jayne Middlemiss, Zoë Ball and Gail Porter, you knew what you were getting: hits, enthusiasm and a definite Friday feeling.

They have a definite Dada feeling, especially those made of reconstituted bits of typewriters and electric fans; both Man Ray and Picabia photographed, painted and made sculpture out of these sorts of objects.

Making gels and mixing coloured solutions are all activities with a definite Playskool feeling.