Sentence examples for Feeling from inspiring English sources

The strong and determined beat of the song and the lyrics ("Feeling it coming in the air, hear their screams from everywhere, I'm addicted to the thrill, of this dangerous love affair. Can't be scared when it goes down, got a problem tell me now.

Feeling rather social after our picnic, and keen to spy on our fellow travellers, we popped into the buffet car.

But that song had the advantage of a substantially more homogeneous pop landscape, filled with vanilla tunes like Jason Mraz's I'm Yours and Miley Cyrus's The Climb, and it used the popular chord progression of the Black Eyed Peas' I Gotta Feeling as a foundation throughout.

Kelly was surprised to find that Rowan, the more experienced poly partner, is feeling a lot of insecurity.

I'm feeling a bit sick about this.

So it's no wonder that companies are feeling cautious.

But instead of feeling vindication, or at least relief for having told their stories, some of these women are now filled with dread, because Kevin Donovan – the Toronto Star investigative reporter with whom I reported the allegations against Ghomeshi – is writing a "tell-tale, behind the scenes" book about Ghomeshi's "secret life".

Sanderson was not alone in feeling the Scouts had not gone far enough.

The accident left Zambrano-Montes feeling depressed, says Martha.

If you've been feeling guilty that you haven't done your bit for breast cancer by getting in on the bizarre #HoldACanOfCokeBetweenYourBoobs campaign, then don't.

After a week or so, I was feeling weather-beaten but fortified.