Sentence examples for feel exceedingly from inspiring English sources

The ending was moving as well as satisfying and it made me feel exceedingly happy for Al and his family.

No matter how busy you are, it can feel exceedingly difficult to talk to your boss about your heavy workload.

Without natural hazards, without the thrills and spills we evolved to withstand, our lives sometimes feel exceedingly dull.

He hasn't made it big with the song — he's performing it in a local mall for a sparse crowd — but the stakes for both of them feel exceedingly high.

"At this point, I just feel exceedingly blessed," Watkins says.

She has one post in particular, The Day I Stopped Saying Hurry Up that makes me feel exceedingly guilty.

In this way, when I arrived in Florence I felt exceedingly dissatisfied with this sort of hermeneutic for Botticelli's art, which seemed to dominate the scholarly field, and I wanted to get closer to the various aspects of his art, using my own way of looking at it, such that I could believe in these aspects as correct, and thereby try to greatly clarify them.

Ever felt exceedingly pleased with yourself after splurging on a luxury good?

Communication about CDS takes many forms, and staff members at our study sites feel it is exceedingly difficult.

"I FEEL myself exceedingly distressed," George Washington wrote to the governor of Delaware on June 19th 1782.

However, multiple publications in books dealing with the artist glamorized it, and in the current dearth of art, buyers occasionally feel inclined to be exceedingly generous.