Sentence examples for a real feeling about from inspiring English sources

"I have a real feeling about modern composers," she said in the Globe interview.

"What we'll have a real feeling about is when we see that they have the got the maximum penalty against them," Mr. Estrada said.

Usually, records are agonizing because even if you're not the producer, you're the producer if you're a singer-songwriter, and you have a real feeling about how you wrote the song and how you want it to turn out.

There's a Royal wedding on the horizon and a real feeling of excitement about it, what is it about marriage that still gets people excited, do you think?

Andrew Coyle, University of Essex emeritus professor of prison studies and a former governor of Brixton Prison, has "a real feeling of déjà vu" about the latest plan.

But there's a real feeling of stepping into the past about stepping into Chapter One.

Is that a real feeling?" By doubts, Lynch was talking about T.M. as a worldview and the belief that Maharishi was an enlightened guru.

There's a real feeling and understanding amongst the residents about how high the stakes are for them.

"I have a real feeling this is a valuable social document about a woman finding her way through the 20th century," Garfield said.

Ms. Spurling writes well, and with real feeling, about Buck's early years.

"I had no real feeling about how we'd do, but we came here to be competitive," Woolley said.