Sentence examples for feel heart from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'feel heart' is not grammatically correct or usable in written English
Although the phrase can be interpreted to mean 'feel emotionally' or 'experience empathy for someone', to be grammatically correct and usable in written English, it should be written as 'feel with one's heart' or 'feel from the heart'. For example, "He spoke with such sincerity that I could feel with my heart the love he had for his family."
She added: "The Clyde is the best place to build these ships - no disrespect at all to Portsmouth, I feel heart sorry for people in Portsmouth affected, just as the people in the Clyde are affected by job losses.
There are so many places and people that need attention and love in this country and in the world -- I try to not be overwhelmed with that -- but, it's easy for me to feel heart sick for all of it -- so I have to keep transcending it all and stay strong in my walk and in what moves me in passion and rests me in reason.
The SAS is a 20-item scale assessing symptoms of anxiety on a 4-point response option (e.g., "how often do you feel heart pounding or racing," "how often do you fear of losing control").
When I hear my non-Jewish friends showing support and sympathy for anti-semitic attacks I feel heart-felt appreciation for somebody acknowledging that Jews are still marginalized in many places in the world -- including America.
Even if she doesn't say she loves you back, she will feel heart-warmed and will probably want to cry (depends)!
Don't force her to do things that you want! this is a way where the girl would be pressured and fragile, they will cry and feel heart-broken.
It had a big hole in it, so we just glued a big felt heart on it".
As C53 said, 'I felt heart palpitations and was sent to the ER by ambulance about 5 months ago.
It was a Ladur?macaron that felt heart-healthy -- a guiltless pleasure.
It was a Ladurée macaron that felt heart-healthy — a guiltless pleasure.
