Sentence examples for feeling anyone from inspiring English sources

In fact, they often have no control at all – not a feeling anyone enjoys.

Wimbledon had grown stronger and stronger, as if spurred on by a sense of provenance, and it was not a feeling anyone was about to discourage.

Elsewhere, Snyder wrote that the "victims of Auschwitz were more likely to be bourgeois and thus suitable targets of comfortable identification," although "comfortable" is surely the last feeling anyone reading about their suffering would ever have.

To have ones dignity striped off, especially undeservingly, is the worst kind of feeling anyone ever has to face.

A feeling anyone who has ever covered a bruise given to them by someone in the next room knows.

The most acute and insurmountable feelings anyone has ever felt.

After being confronted by Mr. Lewis, he withdrew his amendment, condemned discrimination and apologized "for any hurt feelings anyone has".

Adam Stern, co-president of the parents' association at the school, said he felt that any "bad feelings anyone has about her" were based on sexism against a strong, experienced woman who demanded excellence.

But the evening finished strongly with a riff on Ten Duel Commandments performed by Lin-Manuel MIranda and Renee Elise Goldsberry ("I have only one overwhelming feeling/ Anyone here want to shatter a glass ceiling?") and a rendition of Battle Hymn of the Republic led by the Cynthia Erivo, which was fittingly and climactically glorious.

I don't have that fierce feeling toward anyone.

I live in darker registers of inquiry and feeling than anyone else on earth.