Sentence examples for feel upon from inspiring English sources
"feel upon" is not a correct phrase in written English
You could use the phrase "feel up to" instead, which means to be able to accept or do something. For example, "Do you feel up to going to the party tonight?"
The wave of guilt that I always feel upon turning someone down is immediately absolved by a feeling of self-righteousness that I have been taught to feel; that just because I have privilege and access to opportunity doesn't mean I'm obligated to share it.
Among the first emotions you feel, upon entering, is one of mild regret.
There is a genuine happiness we feel upon making others happy.
Whatever constraints Putin may now feel upon his land-grabbing instincts, Nato is no longer one of them".
I'm talking about the divide we may feel upon hearing that a certain book has won an award.
The diary entries remind me of what soldiers and journalists (including myself) invariably feel upon returning from Iraq: we don't act like a country at war.
Even the town's most progressive white residents feel imposed upon by these advancements.
Globalization has a tendency to make people feel acted-upon by distant, intangible forces.
I buried it in my pocket as she led me to the door, the feeling of expectant excitement I'd felt upon entering thoroughly vanquished.
I was taken aback by the pang I felt upon hearing Ginger McCain had died yesterday.
I was sent a typewritten outline and felt, upon reading it, disappointment.
