Sentence examples for every feel from inspiring English sources

Team's fortunes rise and fall, and for every feel good story like Jeremy Lin's, there's another franchise plummeting into misery.

For every "Feel me?", "parlay" and "game done changed" in The Wire, there is Magwitch saying "What fat cheeks you ha' got … Darn me if I couldn't eat 'em, and if I hadn't half a mind to't!" in Great Expectations, or Bill Sikes muttering, "Come on, you sneaking warmint" in Oliver Twist.

If you every feel scared, a good way to get rid of it is to take a deep breath and think of where you are and change it around a bit in your mind to make it a place you want to be.

THERE are two sides to every feel-good story.

And the very literal use of sartorial signals – a Breton top to go sailing; a military-cut Alexander McQueen coat to visit an airfield – helps give visual emphasis to each part of the royal itinerary, until every feel-good moment is burned into the retina of our collective eye.

Every thought is felt, every feeling anatomised at length.

"Every feeling fully felt is bliss".

Doesn't every jailbird feel the same?

Make every day feel like a Monday.

Throughout both afternoon and evening, every ball felt unmissable, every run scored or saved critical.

They could feel every note, every riff, every ripple.