Sentence examples for believed the feeling from inspiring English sources
He liked his students, all of them, and believed the feeling reciprocated; he'd also been surprised how each, regardless of ability, wrote with an individual voice.
If a subject feels a general feeling of happiness, not on account of anything in particular, and later comes to believe the feeling was caused by the presence of a particular person, that fact does not transform the feeling of happiness into a perception of the person.
I don't believe the feelings I had were unique.
Three patients noted how they believed the reduction in feelings of stress mediated the positive influence of the antidepressant on IBD course.
Stavros Drakoularakos, director of operations and deputy chief executive of 24 Media, which runs one of Greece's largest sports Web sites, believes the contrasting feelings toward German soccer are perfectly justified.
It's hard to believe the passionate feelings I have for an athletic-looking band of rubber that these days is worn by everyone from grandchildren to grandmothers.
At the five-hour-long shareholder meeting, Chairman Risto Siilasmaa said he believed the sale would "raise deep feelings" among Finns, who regard the phone company as a national success.
Yet she wanted to believe that the feeling was real and originated within her.
Though Parisians who voted for Sarkozy would like to believe that the feeling in the city is "Blairite," it is really nothing like the spirit of May , 1997 in London — a moment that, in retrospect, seems almost Kennedyesque in its exuberance and willed innocence.
Most people thus believe that the feeling of fear is the reason an animal or person runs from danger; or that the classic facial expression we know as "fear" is driven by feeling afraid.
