Sentence examples for feel particularly good from inspiring English sources
None of his outings have been masterpieces, but the game in Detroit was one of a small number that made Hughes feel particularly good.
I have a "kudos" file in which I put all the praise I've received, along with e-mails from friends or family that make me feel particularly good.
For instance, if you know that you check your e-mail at night out of insecurity, you're not going to feel particularly good about yourself.
I'm ready for something different, something that doesn't involve ubiquitous, pre-packaged "sexy" that doesn't help me express my sexuality or even make me feel particularly good in my own skin.
"Storytelling," which pokes at some of the more sensitive soft spots in contemporary American society, will make viewers laugh, squirm and get into furious arguments afterward, but it is not likely to make them to feel particularly good.
The Yankees do have one growing concern: reliever Ramiro Mendoza, who has ostensibly replaced Jeff Nelson in their bullpen, has a sore shoulder and did not feel particularly good throwing in the bullpen today.
But in the telephone interview later Tuesday, Mr. Silver said he had gone for a run on the treadmill at his hotel gym last Thursday and felt particularly good.
On Sunday many felt particularly good when watching the Miami Dolphins play the Kansas City Chiefs not only because Miami won, putting themselves one victory away from the play-offs and continuing one of the most remarkable one-year turnarounds in the history of the National Football League, but also because the game was played in Arctic conditions in Kansas City, Missouri.
English journalists reporting on the fall of communism had been fond of quoting Wordsworth's poem on the French Revolution: "Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive/But to be young was very heaven…" I'd never felt particularly good at being young.
The cupped area feels particularly good on the male intimate area, as well as many other spots of the body.
