Sentence examples for do feeling from inspiring English sources
For that reason, perhaps, his book, excellent though it is, has less of a "can do" feeling about it than Mr Legrain's.
Alicia is relatable: she starts out, like most of us do, feeling out of her depth, rushed and a bit like a fraud.
And also being able to grow out of my fears and often, when I do, feeling taller than the tallest giant.
I had left Chelsea, as I often do, feeling a little high at the sight of different kinds of art made at different points in artists' lives: starting out, continuing, approaching the end.
That being said, I still had the same reservations as most of you probably do: feeling as though I lack the proper qualifications to apply to my dream school.
"I was totally unaware of anything except my own life and my own feelings, what I had to do, feeling overwhelmed, how I got through that day, 'God, when can I get to the pub', things like that".
Why do feelings of national unity matter?
Or do feelings pass through you?
Do feelings of deprivation drive entrepreneurs and economies?
But facts and figures can't do feelings.
