Sentence examples for a man feeling from inspiring English sources

But Assa Abloy's time to catch Illbruck is running thin, and McDonald sounded like a man feeling the pressure.

Mowbray, visibly a man feeling the heat in his new post, admitted to a "mentally tired" display from his players.

And yet, the impression of a man feeling his age is the last thing the audience will have taken from this performance.

In our conversation at Downing Street, Blair protests portrayals of him as a man feeling beaten down by criticisms even as he moves toward the acclamation of almost certain re-election a year from now.

Lendl closed out the match the following morning, winning the last two sets 6-4 6-4, but McEnroe had been mightily impressive for a man feeling his way back into world class tennis on a surface that was not his preferred choice.

Allegri is a man feeling the heat according to Italian newspapers.

But McQueen also makes the character believable: a committed man feeling genuine anger at the corrupt politician (Robert Vaughn) he doggedly trails, while embroiled in a shaky relationship with girlfriend Jacqueline Bisset.

Leon Redbone, the Canadian/American guitarist said, "The Blues ain't nothing but a good man feeling bad".

When I first viewed Get Out, I sat back as a black man feeling equal parts horror and discomfort.

"It's tough when a man is feeling that confident to stop him.

Matthew Gibbs, stamp product manager for Royal Mail (and a man clearly feeling the need to justify his job) has voiced his enthusiasm for the invention.