Sentence examples for feeling about whether from inspiring English sources

There is a general nervousness feeling about whether or not they are going to acquit themselves".

Among a group of 45 well-educated pregnant women — all of whom had chosen not to learn fetal sex from prenatal tests — 17 said they had a "feeling" about whether their fetus was male or female, and 13 were right.

* Are there many people talking about the UN Climate Conference happening now in Doha? * Do you have a gut feeling about whether we'll see a comprehensive plan to address climate change in Obama's 2nd term?

SOSA WANTS TO STAY WITH CUBS: Adam Katz, Sammy Sosa's agent, said he did not have a gut feeling about whether the slugger would stay in Chicago, but he said Sosa wanted to remain in a Cubs uniform.

Just another ugly reminder of how quickly human beings, especially kids, can transform into a baying mob … and a queasy feeling about whether we viewers of the clip are no better than bystanders at a mugging.

It is often not the speeches that are most remembered, but rather the face-to-face time where a voter can shake a visiting candidate's hand, ask a question and get a gut-level feeling about whether he — or she — would make a good president.

The sisters have mixed feelings about whether it will be a good thing for Brazil.

"People sometimes have very strong feelings about whether a celebrity is worthy of a star," she said.

He's being cautious, but he's also making his feelings about whether this actually happened subtly clear.

Within the administration, officials said, there were mixed feelings about whether Israel was justified in attacking the site in Syria.

Hundreds of people sent messages or testified before the committee, expressing "extraordinarily passionate" feelings about whether to use Fitzgerald's name, Lovain said.