Sentence examples for feeling charged from inspiring English sources
It was a heady feeling, charged with years of general resentment at bureaucrats everywhere, and in my elation I may have behaved with less than perfect grace.
When I watch action movies with female protagonists — from "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" to "The Hunger Games" — I come out feeling charged up, superhuman, indomitable.
Although it was an empowering experience, a group of us walked away feeling charged and willing to create meaningful change in our community but unsure of how to exactly go about it.
Members said they left the meeting feeling charged-up about the November elections and about Mr. Bush's prospects, a stark contrast to Bob Dole's meeting with House Republicans four years ago.
Then take care of yourself and remind yourself that you're not a member of the affected group, don't feel guilty about taking care of your feelings before charging in to help change the world.
She gives the curious feeling of being charged with power which can find no ordinary outlet".
So as I write this feeling highly emotionally charged and on my travels back to the UK, I have one plea for the world.
People have such charged feelings".
This Morning's editor Adam Vandermark added: "This interview covers the Grillo sisters court case, their feelings at being charged and whether there will be a rapprochement with Nigella.
If a child grows up immersed in these negative, often emotionally charged, feelings about money they will potentially hold these attitudes and beliefs for life, unless they can later identify and challenge them.
It creates both comfort and powerful sexually charged feelings.
