Sentence examples for anticipated feeling from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Munster, many first-generation freshmen hadn't anticipated feeling less prepared than classmates.

They were more willing to engage in questionable behavior because they anticipated feeling more guilt and worried about disappointing others.

In fact, a 2008 poll conducted by the American Psychological Association showed that more than 8 out of 10 Americans anticipated feeling stressed during the holidays.

I resisted it for 10 years because I anticipated feeling so threatened and jealous with my insecurity that I thought I would not be able to handle it.

They expressed a desire for men to be tested; and commonly described feelings of anger, or anticipated feeling angry, about how HPV was contracted.

"By the time we get to it, I anticipate feeling really great," he said, "and already I feel good".

If you're like most people, you'd probably anticipate feeling deeply offended.

Others, however, say they anticipate feeling something more akin to deal-envy.

Now, assuming all goes well during his ascent, Mr. Baumgartner said he did not anticipate feeling reluctant to exit the cramped capsule 22 miles above New Mexico.

It was especially easy for us to relate with feeling torn at having to choose "between being a person and being a mother", a struggle we anticipate feeling all too soon.

One of the sobering conclusions from this study is that even though people mean well, and anticipate feeling negatively when they are witnesses to racism, the reality is that they seriously overestimate how bothered they will feel.