Sentence examples for feel grudging from inspiring English sources
Even they feel grudging admiration for the prime minister's recent performance.
I can't help but feel grudging admiration for their audacity and, when I think back to my own teenage years, a touch of sympathy.
He didn't feel grudges; he felt sympathy". Hamad said that during their time together last year, the major seemed more afflicted by his caseload of physically disabled and traumatized war veterans.
The farmers have also known each other for years, and some of them have nursed long-held, deeply felt grudges; some insinuated or accused others of cheating; one spoke of racism, another of dubious leases, hidden backers and poisoned wells.
Also, we won't feel a grudge about it.
It can be those who have been unkind to you or those you a feel a grudge against.
Ask yourself, "Why do I get that feeling?" Sometimes I'll go to a person I'm holding a grudge against and I'll say, "I've always felt a grudge and I don't have it any more". And that's that.
And this minister was no Tomas: he was clear and confident, he knew he had that answer, and I'd begun to feel a sense of grudging assent — not surrender but the first stirrings — when that picture appeared.
And this minister was no Tomas: he was clear and confident, he knew he had that answer, and I'd begun to feel a sense of grudging assent not surrender but the first stirrings when that picture appeared.
Rousey excels at making each match feel like a grudge match, even if her only grudge is with the recalcitrant fans who still won't cheer for her.
