Sentence examples for feel a man from inspiring English sources

We stop; I feel a man grab my hand.

I feel "A Man, A Museum — and Their Secret Vice" is historically important.

Someday I will want to roll over and feel a man's enveloping strength.

His sentences spring, bounce, set off sparklers, even when dwelling on mundane details: A palm tree "hikes its green slattern skirts"; a street cut off by a freeway "had a dazed feel, a man who had taken a blow to the head staggering hatless down from Telegraph, face-planting at the overpass".

You're going to start to feel a men's fashion revolution".

Jalisa Wilson, 18, chose a male avatar because she felt a man would have a competitive advantage in business.

As the train pulled away from the platform, I felt a man pressing harder and harder against my backside.

When she woke up, still face down, she felt a man's presence, "and he's actually in my bed to my left," she said.

When I was young I wanted to do something, such as take part in his company, but I felt a man would suppress the woman somewhat.

We fully know only those facts that are "warm, moist, incarnated," and palpably felt: "A man has not seen a thing who has not felt it" (Journal, 2/23/60).

I feel a free man, as if I was born today.