Sentence examples for be feeling with from inspiring English sources

We do not need the yammering voice of God to express what Donnie and Rocky must be feeling with each landed blow.

"Whatever he still may be feeling with the way things are or the way things were or will be, he has that ability that's unmatched".

4.22pm BST 27th over: Australia 171-3 (Watson 82, Clarke 49) I can't imagine the helplessness that Eoin Morgan must be feeling, with these two batsmen playing beautifully, and nowhere to turn away from these two bowlers.

Boss McLeish emphasised that many members of the squad were not involved at all but fully understood the frustrations that some supporters may be feeling with such a big game coming up.

Salve any guilt you might be feeling with a quick history pop quiz, courtesy of the eight teams likely to earn top seats in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.

This may be too much for the religious base of the GOP, and will cause the same anguish Democratic voters may be feeling with Hillary: ANYone would be better than Hillary (shudder) Clinton; but he's not even a real conservative... he's barely a Republican, so how can I vote for him?

I didn't know how to fit what I was feeling with normal, everyday life.

It was little surprise yesterday when the Welsh midfielder admitted how positive he is feeling with his football.

One of the suggestions made by the Royal College of Nursing is to discuss how I am feeling with supportive friends and family.

Todd Robinson both honors and deplores the stoicism of his grandfather's generation, in which men refused to share what they were feeling with the people who loved them.

In Laura's case, of course, he couldn't tell her what the words she was feeling with her fingers meant.