Sentence examples for a massive feeling of from inspiring English sources

"You get a massive feeling of the use of steel that went into that bridge.

"I've got a massive feeling of grief and devastation that my children are never going to know their father because it's not safe for them".

In 2012 she wrote in an email: "It's going to be incredibly difficult for me to get a council flat … I have a massive feeling of dread.

"There is a massive feeling of devastation in the village at the moment because it's so sad and it's such a tragic thing to happen". Insp Adrian Davis, of Warwickshire Police, said it was "a terrible day for many people" but paid tribute to the residents of Barford who he said had been "excellent, supportive and helpful".

I think what you're seeing in the political climate, both here and in Europe, is a massive feeling of exclusion and disenfranchisement by huge portions of the population.

"I have a massive feeling for Beckett and for this play," she says.

"We are in a very exciting cup tie with a massive, massive feeling of joy at the end of it if, as big as the game is and the underdogs that we are, we believe that we can get there and believe that we can get to Wembley.

Of his Boy's Own moment, Lingard said: "It was a massive feeling.

"I've got massive feelings of connection with that time so it's something I would never have let go," he explains.

It's a massive, joyous feeling to see someone I admire so much achieve this.

Time spent in the flat saw me rattling around a massive space feeling small and alone.