Sentence examples for entire feeling from inspiring English sources

If you're not a fan, that "Hotel California" feeling, that jumpy angst its opening notes provide, signalling the operatic kitsch to come, can come to represent your entire feeling about the Eagles.

Hugh jackman's face when james franco blocked tommy wiseau from the mic is my entire feeling on academy awards shows.

"I don't know if at the end of this jump there will be rocks or you're going to find water, but that's the whole entire feeling I had while I was doing the movie".

I sobbed for the entire morning, feeling every emotion it is possible to feel.

No matter how distinguished the recipient and how genuinely revered, it always feels a bit dutiful and uncomfortable: you can see the entire audience feeling like Billy Crystal in When Harry Met Sally, wondering how long he has to cuddle after making love.

I remember my entire head feeling like concrete, wrapped in an enormous bandage for a week.

Then it turns out that you've got an important call and you spend the entire time feeling anxious about your phone dying?

The ability of the banks to blackmail their way back into their old pomp has left the entire electorate feeling bewildered and disenfranchised.

I had to drive for a few blocks to find a spot, and I was nervous the entire time, feeling like I was stuck in airport security watching my flight board.

"In America, you might have fans from Boston thinking they were robbed by a bad call, but in soccer it's an entire country feeling that somebody treated them unfairly," Woitalla said.

A certain nostalgia also permeates Akira Ogata's first film, "Boys Choirr," which is set in a Japan of the early 1970's where a student movement with revolutionary dreams is facing defeat and leaving an entire generation feeling pessimistic about the future.