Sentence examples for bit of a feeling from inspiring English sources

"I have a bit of a feeling that I've had it with people.

"There's a little bit of a feeling like there was post-9/11," Ms. Walker said.

Disney watchers will have a bit of a feeling of deja-vu: Didn't they already announce this?

But a former New York Fed economist, John Ryding of RDQ Economics, said the announcement suggested "a bit of a feeling of panic by the Fed".

"I have a little bit of a feeling what that pain is all about," she said, drawing laughter from the audience.

After awards have been handed out to Michelle Obama, Iman and Lady Gaga in recent years, there was a bit of a feeling of who's left?

"The only side effect I've ever had is a little bit of a speedy feeling," he said, "the same feeling you'd get from drinking three cups of coffee".

The first episode gave us a crash course in Viking village politics, a bit of religion, a feeling for Viking problems and ambitions, and introduced us to our hero Ragnar Lothbrok and his family.

So that kind of relieves a little bit of any feeling I might have of, oh, I get this problem and immediately I take it to people.

"It was a little bit of a fishbowl feeling," Ms. Buckley, 33, said.

"There is a lot of tailoring but with a little bit of a bohemian feeling".