The phrase "affair feeling" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe emotions related to an affair, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "She was overwhelmed by the affair feeling that consumed her every thought."
Alternatives: "emotional turmoil" or "feelings of infidelity."
He did enjoy hearing what Julia's therapist had determined about their affair, feeling, naturally, superior to diagnosis.
Most people don't come back from an affair saying "That was awful!" Instead, they come out of an affair feeling like they had a wonderful experience of passion, aliveness, intensity and fun.
Yet, as we become complacent with the current state of affairs feeling that our representatives are not accountable and never will be, we are wasting more time and money than any sequester may require.
"My greatest happiness is to be working," she said, describing the new "Earthly Delights" as "like going back to a teenage love affair and feeling all that again".
A promo video, featuring nearly parody-level "posh" Robin Leach, tries to keep the affair from feeling too fancy.
However, the show had an end-of-the-affair feeling to it.
This led William to play a less prominent role in public affairs, and, feeling that he had been betrayed by Bülow, he replaced him with Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg.
The whole affair left me feeling... pretty strange.
Many other arguments have been made for and against representationalism, such as those concerning perceptions in different sense modalities of one and the same state of affairs—seeing and feeling the same cube which might seem to involve mental differences distinct from how the relevant states represent the world to be (Peacocke 1983, Tye 2003).
Both teams have money and superstars and an overwhelming amount of fans, giving the entire affair a feeling of prestige, as if this sort of occasion has not come along before.
That has left a disturbing after-taste to this vile affair: the feeling that men, football men particularly, are not fully understanding the abhorrence and fear women have of sexual abuse and exploitation, not quite as appalled by Evans's conduct, as we should be.
