Sentence examples for faint feeling of from inspiring English sources
One Friday last August, he felt exhausted and down, with a faint feeling of indigestion.
Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren always have put the emphasis on the gentleman, and these clothes had a faint feeling of brash and trash in Eastern Europe.
There was a lull, and I had a faint feeling of "Huh, is that all it is?" Later that week the story went viral, and it had a life of its own.
In later life the only impact has been a faint feeling of shiftiness when I'm invited to become a visiting professor, but sooner or later I'll probably say yes to somewhere that asks, if only to see what it's like.
There was a faint feeling of frustration at the Giorgio Armani show that the designer whose clothes went shoulder-to-shoulder with women in their new work status should not attempt to re-envisage that world of work.
Trying to make it through the vast buffet of scripted television rolling out weekly can sometimes produce an uncomfortably overstuffed feeling; I can't always tell whether what I'm watching is any good through the faint feeling of post-binge nausea.
As he writes early on: "Anyone who rides a bike regularly and has even the faintest feeling of respect or affection for their own steed will know this hankering – I want my bike".
Got a faint feeling that she disliked the question".
Sometimes there is no feeling at all, only the faint phantom feeling of numbness.
