Sentence examples for A distinct feeling from inspiring English sources

"I get a distinct feeling among Aboriginal people that they feel that compensation is an absolute possibility, notwithstanding the prime minister's very vehement statement about not considering it".

For smokers, there is a distinct feeling that the walls are closing in.

I had a distinct feeling that I should take it with me.

Now, Jeter said, there is still a distinct feeling to Yankee Stadium, especially at night.

(If you're a TV-technology geek and you're getting a distinct feeling of déjà vu, congratulations.

"I get a distinct feeling that there is somebody in the room," she said.

If you've got a distinct feeling of deja vu about what's been going on this weekend, then it's hardly surprising.

Being propelled through this skilful but unpleasant page-turner leaves the reader with a distinct feeling of being stalked.

People respond well to deadlines because meeting them provides a distinct feeling of having achieved something within a time frame.

Mr. Henkels, who specializes in historic renovations, described the Queen Anne period as "an American style, based on English sources, with a distinct feeling of comfort and shelter".

As the 90s progressed, however, there was a distinct feeling that much of gay theatre was becoming miserablist – tragic stories of unhappy individuals.