Sentence examples for experience a feeling from inspiring English sources

There is an experience, a feeling that I think everyone must feel, at the end of the race, when all the fog horns get blown on all the boats, and it's over — it's just a mega feeling.

Wearing one, a man might experience a feeling opposite that evoked by the Prada collection.

So why, reading such noble statements and thinking about what lies ahead, do so many of us experience a feeling somewhere between vertigo and dread?

It might be argued that a primary aspect of working-class experience, a feeling that most defines a certain way of being in the world, is loss.

As he put it, in a 1958 radio interview with the BBC, poems preserve "a particular kind of experience, a feeling that you are the only one to have noticed something, something especially beautiful or sad or significant".

I would also like to wish you and Kim a very happy delivery of your baby and I hope you will experience a feeling like no other, because that's what happened to me and my wife".

There is no danger of experiencing a feeling of déjà vu here.

The former employee said she and others also were experiencing a feeling of gratitude.

Some inhalation anthrax patients have also experienced a feeling of heaviness in the chest.

She said she experienced a feeling of "not wanting it to be near".

That said, it's hard to read that bracketed section of task nine without experiencing a feeling of genuine revulsion.