Sentence examples for caught a feeling from inspiring English sources

"Oh my goodness, he caught a feeling today," Baron Davis said of Griffin.

"I think I caught a feeling of anger," Mr. Tress said.

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.

When he visited Jacksonville in early April, former Maryland defensive end Yannick Ngakoue caught a certain feeling while he was around the Jaguars.

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.

I took the train to London on my own (for the first time ever), caught a cab to Hammersmith (feeling terribly grown up and a bit cool) and then stood around at the backstage entrance looking forlorn and slightly terrified.