Sentence examples for a feeling one from inspiring English sources

The start of the following season seemed to put flesh on a feeling: one point out of the first nine, a shambolic 2-2 draw scraped against Liverpool, a comprehensive 1-0 defeatoto Aston Villa in November against a side built around Paul McGrath which looked the real deal.

MR: I have a feeling one of the ways to get the word out on Pono is to introduce the technology to new artists, ones who are less married to what's come before.

"I haven't got a feeling one way or the other.

It is a feeling one experiences less as an aural sensation but almost as one catches a fragrance, fleetingly, on the breeze.

There's a feeling one gets when finishing Portal of "Wow".

It's a feeling one only experiences as a youth, learning more about the world's offerings.

Initially, I felt a little rejected (a typical feeling one gets when you have teenage kids).

"Should I be telling you this?" Oh, what a jolly feeling one gets when a lawyer asks that question.

So, I always had a gut feeling one of mine would work out.

Mainly, though, this place just gave me a funny feeling, one I would have been hard-pressed to explain.

I experienced a similar feeling one August night when we climbed the downs around Folkestone to lie under a meteor shower.