I began to wander through the streets of the city and would feel a mixture of fear and fascination as I forced myself to go further from home each time".
I wouldn't say I feel bitter, but I definitely feel a mixture of frustration and anger.
It's on the Web that you're most likely to stumble into some unexpected discipline-in-progress, and to feel what K. feels: a mixture of guilt and innocence, fear and excitement, outrage, pity, incomprehension, revulsion, and prurient interest.
William Powers, a media critic for The National Journal, said, "I feel a mixture of relief that maybe this institution that we all follow so closely and in a way feel so a part of can now start to heal itself, admiration that The Times has been able to take this difficult step, and hope that we are all going to learn from this now".
Look upon my works and feel a mixture of things.
Each one of them feels a mixture of curiosity and embarrassment – they have to look, and yet they can't help but look away.
So, when you go to see Edward Albee's 1962 masterwork, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" (in revival at the Booth, under the brilliant and original direction of Pam MacKinnon), for the first time, you feel what thousands of coupled people before you have felt: a mixture of relief and shame.
The majority of teachers will feel a mixture of emotions.
"I feel a mixture of pain, of sadness, of fury, and pride," she said.
The BBC, he said, caused him to feel a mixture of "pride and frustration".
