Sentence examples for boy feeling from inspiring English sources

Singh Is Kinng certainly had this Sikh boy feeling very proud and very Indian.

He remembers, as a boy, feeling as though he were carrying the precious vessel of his own selfhood through a throng of foes, like a cross between the girl from Elizabeth Bishop's "In the Waiting Room" and the boy from Joyce's "Araby".

The Days that Followed were so Very Surreal, and even for a little boy, feeling that things would Never be Quite the Same, and Growing Up a little Too Fast that day, part of us all then, feeling never So Innocent Again.

His quasi-host managed to combine generosity with tactlessness, leaving your son and the other untreated boy feeling slighted.

I've been the small boy feeling he must face the world on his own, and the teenager in a war-torn country fearing for his life and the lives of his family members.

This all-male group show has, for the most part, a boys-will-be-boys feeling.

Anyhow, I'm sitting here listening to these white boys, feeling more peaceful than I have in a while.

So farewell, Helen -- with gratitude from a Marymount girl who agonized about all those boy feelings.

The Johnny No Name concert at Irving Plaza on Sunday night was a little like "Pinocchio," with the puppet boy really feeling his fidgety human side.

(When she asks Jimmy what he thinks of her suitor, it's a great tragicomic moment.) Mr. Gyllenhaal's big, expressive face does a lot of work for him; it helps to make "Bubble Boy" about feeling.

I imagine the Washington University team would find it insufficiently comprehensive — it doesn't mention diagnostics or communicability, and uses the term "Alzheimer's disease" precisely once — but it's a lovely tale of a boy already feeling the loss of his grandfather.