Sentence examples for a feeling which from inspiring English sources

Supposedly, it is a feeling which no amount of money can buy".

This is a feeling which quickly translates into more cakes and ale.

"There's a feeling, which I'm not comfortable with, that foreigners aren't welcome.

He dislikes David Cameron and George Osborne – a feeling which is mutual.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor asked why a "feeling which doesn't make any logical sense" should "control our decision-making".

There is a feeling, which I share, that regardless of whether this is the right policy, it is bad politics.

Pen International Melbourne has made Boochani an honorary member of the organisation, an honour, Boochani says, feels like a gift "a kind of feeling which a child feels when he gets his birthday present".

Jensen told him that he wanted a house with a farmlike feeling — which included a basement with entrances both inside and out, like the one at his grandmother's house in Iowa — and an open, loftlike first floor.

Even though I didn't find a man to broaden my envelope, I still felt a big feeling, which is something.

"I suggested they go higher – we wanted to create a dynamic feeling which reinforces the slope up to the top of the cluster.

The two buildings give that block of 19th Street a lunar feeling, which was heightened by the gray light of late autumn.