Sentence examples for discussion feeling from inspiring English sources

During the discussion, feeling mischievous, I asked him how he felt about a certain point that Donald Webster Cory made in the book.

If you argue with your uncle in the way that most people argue about politics, both you and him will come out of the discussion feeling like the other person is an idiot.

You want students to leave the discussion feeling like they learned something, not like they are utterly confused.

Like the teachers, many of the children broached the subject of the hijackings, the deaths and the devastation with trepidation, but often emerged from their discussions feeling unaccountably lighter and better.

The Lakers met with Tomjanovich last week, and a friend of his, who asked that his named not be used, said he left the discussions feeling good about his prospect of getting the job.

I came out of these discussions feeling heard and respected.

He seems to be internalizing classroom discussions, feeling like he's "in trouble" when I have to have "a talk" with the class.

Also, people who constantly make the Holocaust a subject of discussion are feeling morally superior.

But the board and its staff were mum on the subject, a person close to the discussions said, feeling that it was up to the airline to outline steps it planned to take in its revamping plan.

(FG 5)" Both of the fathers who participated in these discussions described feeling sadness or depression, but supporting their wives was their primary focus.

(FGD, Men) Gender featured quite strongly in discussions, with women feeling that health education was targeted towards women, yet men control resources and are often the main decision makers in the households.