Sentence examples for bad feeling from from inspiring English sources

For Mr Noronha, it's "the complex of superiority - there's sometimes a bad feeling from the English.

UK Athletics head coach Charles van Commenee insists the decision to leave Dwain Chambers out of Britain's 4x100 metres relay team is not down to "bad feeling" from his team-mates.

"It's been dealt with internally and there's no bad feeling from anyone on that.

My friend Alan Boyle, who wrote up the launch for GeekWire, said he had a bad feeling from the start — which was nearly correct.

The debate over whether Clinton will be less innovation-friendly than Obama has been frustratingly subjective — investors Silicon Valley just seem to get a bad feeling from Clinton's populist rhetoric.

"I mean, I got a bad feeling from him.

It's possible that this will happen automatically — that bad feelings from the nomination fight will fade away of their own accord.

Mr. Nocella of Brooklyn Lacrosse and Daniel Sheff, 39, one of the founders of the Crescents, acknowledged that they were still trying to patch up bad feelings from the split; they organized a joint event last summer, recognizing their common goals.

So far so good the bad feelings from those reports have dissipated.

This likely isn't going to result in any teary-eyed bad feelings from general users, but some people might be pretty happy: We'd heard that some Facebook employees had to change their @Facebook.com email addresses when the change was implemented back in 2010 to free them up for users, so maybe some of those will be cleared for staff once again.

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