Sentence examples for even started to feel from inspiring English sources

I even started to feel a little relieved, even liberated.

He's training at the gym a few nights a week, and he's even started to feel happiness again.

Neither player would have it any other way, however, and Taylor has even started to feel envious of the month-long party the fans have been enjoying.

Prowse also told me that at the height of the expenses controversy, he even started to feel sorry for some MPs – even though he was glad that details of their claims were being made public.

It introduced me to a terrific song I somehow missed in my youth: "J Beez Comin' Through," by the Jungle Brothers, which bops along with a jauntiness that, after repeat listens, I have even started to feel.

As they pondered cleanup, officials said it would be days or weeks before things even started to feel like normal, before commuters could get trains to Manhattan, shore residents could return to their homes and people across the state would have power back.

Freeman's personal anecdotes even start to feel like a plot.

It's liberating – with more freedom, independence and responsibility, you may even start to feel grown up.

And if the Mets keep playing well, Citi Field may even start to feel like a friendly ballpark.

And preparations for the Olympic Games to be held in Athens in 2004 are at last picking up speed after an embarrassingly muddled start.Greeks are even starting to feel less twitchy about their old regional rival, Turkey.

With luck, the weird stuff that makes up three-fourths of the universe may even start to feel familiar.