Sentence examples for feel this from from inspiring English sources

And if I feel this from the comfort of my home in Dublin, how do my friends in Hamra and Raouché or in those tiny hill villages feel?

"They feel this from every direction — from other medical students, faculty members, counselors, and even in their applications for residency training," said the study's lead author, Dr. Thomas L. Schwenk, a professor of family medicine at the University of Michigan.

"Our families and our entire organisation has been blessed to feel this love from people from around the globe.

"The issue with Turnbull's cuts is none of them have got through the Senate so no one's actually felt them, whereas Queenslanders acutely felt this from Newman, so they know what cuts feel like," Moorhead says.

The set included "Stay Together for the Kids," a bitter divorce song, as well as the band's current single, "Feeling This," from its new album, "Blink-182" (Geffen), due out next week.

Didn't I just feed you yesterday?" What parent hasn't felt this from time to time?

Like many of us would feel after running a marathon, and then the burning embarrassment of losing our pants in front of the crowd at the winner's circle, Whitney feels this from simply looking at lettering on a shirt.

I've felt this from the start, with reactions to my purple sapphire engagement ring, which is often declared "unusual," or my personal favorite from my Nan, "very large".

But I sometimes feel this distracts from the real issue, which is the Dublin regulation itself".

So you don't feel this pressure from the public to take a harder edge against something like Sprint T-Mobile merging?

Sadly, I did not feel this connection from the Saturday night audience (is there bridge and tunnel for ballet too?).