Sentence examples for feel came from inspiring English sources

I then had a feeling in my heart, which I feel came from the Holy Ghost, that in this case God wasn't trying to bring her home.

That "feel" came also, however, from a precise attention to language that was encouraged by his classical training.

That "feel" came partly from his family background in a social and cultural world that was in some respects not so different from Tolstoy's own.

Perhaps part of the terror they had caused me to feel came from the fact that I unquestionably wanted to be somebody's little boy.

As the known special organs of sense were the ones mediating the perception of the external world, the verb to feel came also to mean the perception of events within the body.

The auto workers, whose latest, most critical job was to save their managers' necks (same as it always was, they might feel), came off as beings of toughness and modest expectations, their ample benefits packages notwithstanding.

Little road feel comes through.

How does she feel, coming back here?

Much of that feel comes from those summer games.

That relaxed feel comes through in the branding.

Is that another inquiry I feel coming on?