Sentence examples for catch a feeling from inspiring English sources
We will catch a feeling for how far our current model can be pushed on Wednesday.
Indeed you can already catch a feeling for the way in which the balance of spending is likely to shift after the election, whoever wins it.
You can catch a feeling for this in the bottom graph, showing the cyclically adjusted price/earnings ratio for the MSCI European index.
You can catch a feeling for the way in which emerging markets have led the developed ones down from the top graph (see above).
In this story, I wanted to catch a feeling of pity that was not self-pity but a sorrow for mankind.
Parents catch a feeling from their child such as seeing fear or anger in a facial expression.
It catches a missing feeling of our age: the belief that alternative worlds are possible, that they are within reach if we're courageous enough, and smart enough, and daring enough to take control of our own lives.
When he visited Jacksonville in early April, former Maryland defensive end Yannick Ngakoue caught a certain feeling while he was around the Jaguars.
Maybe we could catch a little bit of the feeling of Stephen King's books and the Spielberg movies.
