Sentence examples for a definite feeling from inspiring English sources

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

"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.

There will be a definite feeling of loss in South Africa".

But there is a definite feeling that this place, which has more seats than all four of Mr. Chang's East Village restaurants combined, is still evolving.

The parent company was one of the original labels that Rough Trade distributed, so there is a definite feeling that things have come full circle.

"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".

I don't think it's just a feeling on my part...... there's a definite look you get, and they won't take it seriously.

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.