Sentence examples for bloody feeling from inspiring English sources

It had hurt like nothing she'd known before, and she'd squirmed and bit her lip until it was bloody, feeling nothing but the prick of the needle against delicate nerve endings, the burn of the ink under her skin.

Now they've got bloody feelings.

And it's a bloody good feeling being alive.

Exactly what sort of catharsis comes from feeling bloody awful?

David Cameron may be feeling "bloody lively" this week and Ed Miliband may be channeling his inner "happy warrior" for all its worth, but to the public they might just as well be standing in a corner, grinning and bearing it.

Because in England, whatever does or does not occur in the course of a seaside holiday, no vestige of sophistication can take any part at all - and nor, runs the general feeling, bloody well should it.

Diana: However bloody you're feeling, you can put on the most amazing show of happiness.

Of course you're going to hate yourself when there's no bloody reason for feeling so bad.

Salle himself, a slight, handsome man with shoulder-length dark hair, which he wears severely tied back, like a matador, was feeling bloody-minded.

The tyrant's horse was mettled and strong; and feeling the bloody spurs in his sides, ventured to take the ditch.

"But that said, there's something to chowing down on a rare, bloody steak and really feeling at one with the circle of life.