Sentence examples for caught a feeling of from inspiring English sources

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

In this story, I wanted to catch a feeling of pity that was not self-pity but a sorrow for mankind.

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

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.

And the country is caught up in a feeling of euphoria.

There is a feeling of being caught up in something important.

I have a sense of deep sadness and frustration at this recent surge of violent attacks, and a feeling of being caught out.

But none of them ever seemed to gel into recognisable human statements, leaving instead a feeling of being caught up within some closed circle of ritual meaning, like accidentally stumbling into a four-hour Syldavian Orthodox church service and feeling obliged to sit there mumbling through the incantations and helplessly mouthing along with the hymns.

A sense of impermanence, a feeling of being caught between two cultures, pervades their lives.

It catches on a detail, or just a feeling of an idea.

You don't quite catch the word, but you have a feeling of dread.