Sentence examples for feeling awfully from inspiring English sources

It's not actually a "feel-good" movie, finally, though Telluride attendees left feeling awfully good about it.

Lawless was feeling awfully good about himself.

We seem to be feeling awfully "anti" these days.

BOSTON — For a city with an inveterate inferiority complex, Boston has been feeling awfully superior lately.

While the states can serve as laboratories for what later becomes federal policy, some legislators say the load is feeling awfully heavy.

Mr. Schwartz thinks he might have won over the majority of Air Canada shareholders, so the court decision left him feeling "awfully bruised," he said.

Which feels awfully true.

Having been a Tolkien addict as a teenager — and there, on the cover, it said, "our American Tolkien" — and feeling weary, weak, awfully alienated from those teenage years and far from the comforts of home, I reached for "A Game of Thrones" by George R. R. Martin.

Military invasion easily bested soccer as Europe's preferred sport, creating the kind of hurt feelings that die awfully hard.

The power of belief is awfully big and awfully important".

Throw in assorted injuries and hurt feelings, and Kentucky looks awfully vulnerable despite a 20-9 record and the presence of the all-American Tayshaun Prince.