"enormous feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a feeling that is intense and powerful. For example, "I felt an enormous feeling of relief when I finally finished the test."
The details are now a blur, except for the enormous feeling of liberation.
"It has created an enormous feeling of solidarity," said Mayor Werner Rauball, using a word laden with meaning in this once-Communist land.
I saw my kids, had the realization that they would be O.K. Then I was surrounded by a bluish-white light... an enormous feeling of well-being and peace.
And while he may not be comparable in avant-garde stamina to Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons, or in mood to the late, great Alexander McQueen, he has enormous feeling for what is contemporary.
"Sometimes, when I was doing that job, it did feel like an egg-and-spoon race over about 10,000 miles with burning coals and broken glass under your feet, and getting to the end with the egg still on the spoon was just an enormous feeling of relief".
- PFoyer My father-in-law is nearly 70 and he gets an enormous feeling of pride walking up to Parkhead from Dalmarnock train station, having seen the area change from thriving to derelict to regenerated (ish) over the 50 years he has been going to watch Celtic.
Often, they fear that they can't measure up to such enormous feelings.
What eventually made me secure in the knowledge that I can do monogamy if I want to is that I now try to live in such a way as denying these enormous feelings would be impossible.
To put these enormous feelings into practice, Bolivia's government organized 13 different public forums on such things as climate change, food crisis, health, and capitalism at the event and online to discuss concrete solutions to these problems.
"There's enormous ill feeling among the population about bank pay — 500,000 euros is nearly double the chancellor's pay".
Toblerone is just a bar of chocolate, like Marmite is just a divisive topping for toast, but it takes these unusual disturbances in the domestic everyday to jolt us out of what has become an enormous, abstract feeling of doom.
