Sentence examples for emotion feels from inspiring English sources

And when Curt pities them even as they destroy him, his emotion feels genuine.

Their coded correspondence once she returns to Bangladesh, in text messages consisting only of song titles – off-the-peg emotion – feels like Anam's workaround as much as theirs.

Moreover, the emotion feels fake: Brown was a brute with women, and is a weak candidate for an attack of biopic fuzzy-wuzzies.

We play a game where the teacher and students take turns pretending to be angry, sad, happy, or surprised, guessing which emotion was expressed, and talking about what that emotion feels like in the body.

It's difficult to judge, really, the emotion feels different but it's still painful to lose by a couple of points, with it all resting on no more than one or two key moments.

A film called From Rosengard With More Than One Goal will soon be screened on Swedish television – and the emotion feels raw when Ibrahimovic talks about a documentary charting his rise from the concrete tenement blocks.

The dialogue and emotion felt so fresh.

But this is not an emotion felt equally by all.

Yes, the first emotion felt is fear and horror, and rightly so.

He sympathized with "the high emotion felt by our minority members".

It was the emotion felt when something "gross" happens that is also incredibly funny, Martinez explained.