Sentence examples for feel a mighty from inspiring English sources

Ah canna feel a mighty shite comin on.

In a letter, Keats wrote, "Like most English men they feel a mighty preference for every thing English".

In the N.F.L., two teams will feel a mighty sting as Commissioner Roger Goodell is reportedly ready to penalize the Redskins and Cowboys for subverting the salary cap.

But being required to keep one's mouth shut about one of the most exciting and brilliantly-realised genre movies of the year - due to the current UK embargo on reviews - does feel like a mighty unreasonable restriction on one's freedoms, damn it!

When you bump across every last dusty mile of land from London to Singapore, toss on the crest of each briny wave of the Timor, Tasman and Pacific seas and oceans, rattle through Central America and blow back across the brooding Atlantic to Britain, the world feels like a mighty big place.

Even the mighty Chicago Bulls may feel a pinch once superstar Michael Jordan, 34, retires.

I felt as if a mighty wind were blowing indeed as I read David Hajdu's article about the latest film from Christopher Guest [" 'A Mighty Wind'Spinalnal Tap' for Folkies?," April 13].

After more than 30 years of working with injury victims, I am one of those rare people who feels it is a mighty feat for the average, working class American to prevail over a billion-dollar corporation in a court of law.

Shamir's voice also recalls that of Sylvester, the disco vocalist whose 1978 anthem "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" sounds like a kiss-off to anyone who might try to pin him down.

Why? I've always wondered, but I guess I have my answer now: who wouldn't like to be hurt a little but to feel mighty alive in his (although temporary and sometimes distracted) embraces?

Accepting, along with failure, the lack of control you sometimes feel when gardening is a mighty fine lesson.