Sentence examples for a fine feeling from inspiring English sources

It's a fine feeling," he later said by telephone.

Yet the Artisinal collections of one-off pieces touched by human handwork had a fine feeling this season.

He is indeed an exceptionally tender and sensitive pianist, with a fine feeling for songful phrasing and resonant tone.

"Willstatter had a fine feeling for German society and anti-Semitism and even though the Nazis had not yet come to power in 1924, he anticipated what was coming," Wieland's grandson says.

And that happened to be a fine feeling.

Soon, a small army of ten-year-olds was singing "She looked good, she looked fine," feeling a little naughty and not fully understanding why.

They saw themselves as well-endowed with all the refined feelings and sensibilities that could be expected of a gentleman.Those fine feelings were spared from reality by careful euphemisms.

Being there gave him a "fine heroic feeling," he wrote his mother a few months later.

Anthony Lane wrote that "Cholodenko has a fine, astute feeling for the rhythms of gaucherie and social mishap, and a particular sympathy for the plight of the two teen-agers (who seem ever more deserving of our sympathy than the adults do)." The New Yorker offers a signature blend of news, culture, and the arts.

I think they'll be just fine feeling the world's against them.

People love you because you are transparently honest about your affections, which are tempered by good sense and fine feeling.