Sentence examples for a feeling that knows from inspiring English sources

That sense of shared history is nice when it comes to music, providing a sort of timeless language, a feeling that knows no generational divide and all the rest of the cliched claptrap we trot out week on week.

It remains to this day a feeling that is helpful to know about.

Coach Brian McDermott admitted that he will have to disappoint some of his squad when he picks his final 17 , a feeling that Sinfield knows well after being dropped for the final in 2000 at Murrayfield against Bradford.

It's a feeling that I knew I needed to feel but it was also a feeling that hurt to the core.

Somehow I have a feeling that I know the answer.

"I have a feeling that I know them all," said Michael Vasko, deputy manager of the local tourist office.

"The goal is to give people more of a sense of involvement, a feeling that they know the artists, that it's their theater, that it is accessible to them".

There was a feeling that everyone knew everyone and self-regulation could work, although disasters did still happen then, but on a smaller scale.

Because there's a feeling that, you know, this is probably a once in 20-year opportunity to go out and buy some very distressed assets.

I have a feeling that they know even better than those bi-stuff-doing heterosexuals just how unwelcoming the scene can be for bisexual people.

And it was really, there was a thriving women's movement there; it was the point where Radcliffe, the women's college, integrated with Harvard, and there was a feeling that, you know, we are taking on the world, and ain't nothin' going to stop us.