Sentence examples for feel awfully good from inspiring English sources

"I feel awfully good," he told the media.

This must feel awfully good for the veteran branch banking executives at Chase who looked stingy by comparison when WaMu ran ads all over the United States in the 1990s and 2000s telling consumers that free checking was a basic human right.

Lust, gluttony, sloth, hurling powerful if unimaginative expletives at a member of the political opposition, buying a pair of Thierry Rabotin snakeskin printed shoes at 25percentt off even though you just bought a pair of cherry-red slingbacks last week — all these things feel awfully good to indulge in, which is why people must be repeatedly abjured not to.

In that event, he notes, owning physical gold, as well as such other metals as silver, platinum, and palladium, will feel awfully good at the time.

"It feels awfully good to have practice [Friday]," York said.

I'd think that knowledge would make a person feels awfully good about themselves.

And it feels awfully good to pretend, for as long as the cast keeps singing, that the world really is that way.

Mr. Klein said in an interview that he was not discouraged by New York City's performance on the 2010 state tests, and that he still felt "awfully good" about improvements for black and Hispanic students, noting their rising graduation rates and college enrollments.

Leaving Rangoon that night felt awfully good.

He still felt "awfully good" about the Department of Education's performance under his tenure and denied having claimed in the past that the city had performed miracles.

He said the enthusiasm he saw at the rally the night before gives him a major indication the polls showing Obama with a lead are more than accurate: "It feels awfully good".