The phrase "a low feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sense of sadness, disappointment, or a general lack of enthusiasm.
Example: "After hearing the news, I was left with a low feeling that lingered throughout the day."
Alternatives: "a sense of sadness" or "a feeling of gloom".
It's a low feeling," the Munster flanker.
Most of us have a low feeling that we are not being told the real reasons for the war in Libya.
"I thought it was the hardest golf course on earth," he said, acknowledging that he arrived at the qualifier on a low, feeling burned out by too much golf.
The lack of referrals and therewith the lack of experience resulted in a low feeling of competence of the occupational therapists [ 17].
The opening 10 minutes traced a schizophrenic trajectory from the new single Moving's "got a low, low feeling around me/ and a stone cold feeling inside", to the indestructible Alright refrain, "we are young, we run green/ keep our teeth, nice and clean".
If you're trying to 'jump' from an extremely low feeling to an extreme high feeling, then you'll often be disappointed (or you'll feel like a crazy giant yo-yo) and that will send you back down the spiral even faster.
It takes a while for the low feeling to kick in, though it does during the unfortunate finale when Mr. Williams brings out the knives, the blood and a villain who all but invites those knives and that blood.
The study also assessed a number of subjective health complaints and found that problem gamers and video game addicts had greater risk of feeling low, feeling irritable or in a bad mood, feeling nervous, feeling tired and exhausted, and feeling afraid.
"I will use the pump a couple of times a day and will even fall asleep with the pump set to a low setting feeling the gentle suckling of my moobs".
But then I remember catching myself on a low day, feeling like I needed to post something, [and asking] myself if I was doing it to feel good about myself.
Rather than holding their heads high and feeling courage when facing their daily challenge, these squadrons often hang their heads low, feeling lost and inadequate.
