Sentence examples for bit of feeling from inspiring English sources

Little bit more than a kiss – a bit of feeling.

Again there was a bit of feeling out before I came through.

Anybody who has spent a little time over "Leaves of Grass" ought to be able to understand why one or another long-lost building associated with Whitman might excite a bit of feeling.

"There's a little bit of feeling there with Patto," added McGrath, who retired from Test cricket in 2007.

When Crewe got their equaliser today I think a little bit of feeling sorry for themselves and feeling tired crept into it".

I'm always amused when people's faces betray a bit of feeling sorry for me when they hear my story.

We broke up but that doesn't mean I don't have a little bit of feelings for her.

I spent a good bit of time feeling less-than and green with envy.

"To be honest, I really just felt a bit shocked and almost numb of feeling about it".

It taught me how to break the cycle of feeling a bit wobbly, followed by completely collapsing.

This is a little bit of the feeling, that I feel from all the designers, that it's time to get more women -- and when I say women, I mean girls with shapes, not totally skinny skinny skinny.