Sentence examples for beginning of feel from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of "Feel That Fire," his largely unimaginative fourth album, Mr. Bentley, like many artists with a too-clean image, is looking to cultivate an outlaw streak.

The beginning of "Nine" feels like an end.

For most, the beginning of rehearsals felt like old classmates reuniting after a summer break.

I am beginning to feel protective of him.

I was beginning to feel robbed of my summer.

THE U.S. IS ONLY JUST beginning to feel some of the pain from the Asian economic crisis.

Mailer's celebration of graffiti began to feel out of date.

As the large popular Protestant denominations became the churches of the upper-middle class, people of limited means began to feel out of place.

Now Europe is beginning to feel the effects of the refugee crisis.

Was he beginning to feel the weight of his phenomenon imprisoning him all over again?

She admits she is beginning to feel the strain of her vagabond life.