Sentence examples for definite feeling from inspiring English sources

"I have a definite feeling of inheriting space and power".

Although we are connected technologically like never before there's a definite feeling of loneliness.

There was a definite feeling of camaraderie on such a glorious day.

Notwithstanding the figures, many blacks said they still had a definite feeling of powerlessness.

There was a definite feeling that we weren't making the most of our gorgeous local landscape.

"There's a definite feeling that we're the land of opportunity and blah-de-blah".

But he had definite feelings about a collaboration: the story must be the first priority.

When patients looked through goggles, they reported very definite feelings, depending on which side of the brain was being engaged, Dr. Schiffer said.

"When I write, I certainly have an abstract emotional arc," he explained, "but it's never been specifically envisioning characters doing things". But he had definite feelings about a collaboration: the story must be the first priority.

Miyazaki seems to have definite feelings about the world today, in terms of technology and the environment and the effect they have on the way in which we perceive and live life.

She's a real professional, and she has very definite feelings about what things are right for her, whether it has to do with costumes, scripts, or her entire lifestyle".