The phrase "a feeling that trying" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context where one is attempting to express an emotion related to effort or perseverance, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "I have a feeling that trying my best will lead to success."
Alternatives: "a sense of effort" or "an emotion of striving".
Asked what the future holds, Sue Whitaker, Labour chair of Norfolk's adult social services committee, says: "I have a feeling that trying to provide anything on top of what is required statutorily is going to be exceptionally difficult, if not impossible". This reflects the national picture painted by the Adass survey.
There's also a feeling that trying out a woman in a leadership role is "innovative," Ammerman said.
"There's a feeling that in trying to come up with solutions we risk a boomerang effect that the more we're debunking, the more people will disbelieve it," said Claire Wardle.
A few said that its principal proponent was Mr. Bush, who they said inherited from his father a general dislike of the commission, a feeling that it tried to dictate terms to candidates and that its formats did not flatter President Bush in 1992.
I think this is a feeling that people are trying to come to terms with, the feeling of where do we fit in all of this".
As the court martial of Col. Samuel Jeremie got underway in a back room of the main police headquarters in Port-au-Prince Port-au-Princewas Port-au-Prince, Haitine was thereg to find his was.
There was a bit of a feeling that he was trying to wash his hands of things, especially when he stepped down as a selector before the start of the series and dropped down to number five in the order.
There were no actual words or burning bushes or anything, just a feeling that he was trying to get in touch.
There was a feeling that Bloomberg should try to hang on to his customer-service ethos.
In the background, too, is broad international criticism of this war on Gaza, not only because of the unspeakable suffering seen on television screens but also because of a feeling that Israel has tried such tactics in the past and never succeeded.
There has been a feeling that staff has tried to impede the commission's understanding of projects that were coming before them".
