Sentence examples for called feeling from inspiring English sources

And what is this state of mind which we have called feeling, but the whole mind, with its past thoughts, volitions and actions, now thinking and desiring and suffering and rejoicing, travailing within itself?

And I, an active duty Marine at the time, packed my bags and waited impatiently to be called, feeling that a declaration of war would be somehow cathartic.

This is called "feeling the rod load" and can sometimes be a difficult concept for beginners to grasp.

Despite the fact that his provocative early hit, A Day in the Death of Joe Egg, is still regularly restaged, Nichols is prone to feeling under-valued: his autobiography was called Feeling You're Behind, and the play A Piece of My Mind contains a playwright, not unlike Nichols, who is tormented by the success of a rival called Miles Whittier, who is clearly based on Tom Stoppard.

Writer looks into the future and imagines a play called "Feeling Tiresias" being presented.

At hers, a woman gave a speech called "Feeling Like a Fraud".

And above all a man does not willingly venture near that snake pit called "feelings".

"I tried singing a lovely song called Feelings - do you remember an old song called Feelings?" She croaks a few bars.

Although sometimes called feelings of mineness, one should not conceive experiences of ownership in terms of pure raw feels without representational properties.

We are working together on figuring out these things called feelings.

The thing about chirpsing is there's only so far you can go until someone catches the extremely common and deadly disease called feelings.