Sentence examples for a feeling from from inspiring English sources

You get connected to a feeling from who knows where".

"I have a feeling from just getting here that nobody has let down yet.

"There needs to be a feeling from the public – whose trust we're trying to regain – that it is genuinely independent.

"I think there has been a feeling from NHS staff that they've had a bit of bashing".

"That was a feeling from within, the human side of two people, one black and one white," he said.

"I got a feeling from him that he was hiding something inside, a darkness that he did not want to show other people.

There is a similar feeling from a fiercely peppered slab of aged skirt (which they say they will cook only to medium rare at most; good on 'em).

"I spoke with people all day, and got quite a mixed feeling from a lot of the Masons.

But the most important thing to him was not just giving people a "temporary feeling" from a record or album but being able to share scripture, he said.

The anxieties are being translated into a broader feeling from voters: a call for change not only in Washington but also in state capitals.

We even get an "Oh what a feeling" leap from the driver at the end.