Sentence examples for feeling before that from inspiring English sources

They remembered the feeling that the detail brought, and the feeling before that, where as men we remember only the final feeling.

To say this is to say that in Italy I felt, as I had never been quite so conscious of feeling before, that we are indeed made in God's image and that the physical world, and all of church art, proclaims this fact, which, in Italy, seems incontrovertible.

People began entering my life who strengthened that notion, which had only been a feeling before, that I am fine the way I am.

"I've had that feeling before, but I haven't had the outcome that I had today".

If you've ignored that gut feeling before, then you're like many other people I've talked to.

"You don't get to have a feeling before sharing that feeling anymore".

"We had a feeling before the race that they would try to do something special," said Reed. "That's the way they raced in Bled last year and in the Olympic final as well.

"I think there was a palpable difference in people's feelings about him before that and after that because he was here for three days straight, he stopped at the state fair and in small towns," Link said.

"You get the feeling, before certain matches, that the players, everyone, are particularly focused," he said.

It was my feeling before the season that this team had real competitive toughness.

With some of Victory's best players either injured or, such as Archie Thompson and Mark Milligan, on duty with the Socceroos at the East Asian Cup, there was a feeling before the match that Victory – still 11 weeks away from the start of the A-League season – would be exposed by the Premier League side.