Sentence examples for feeling correct from inspiring English sources

I love, capital L-O-V-E, building a thing that ultimately has to feel correct before it's finished, and that feeling correct is like a drug.

"Something's not feeling correct.

The only way to get it looking correct and feeling correct, like an NFL game, was to bring in someone who could bring in real-world rules.

I can tell when I'm on them how they're feeling and correct any bad habits they may have picked up.

[Eh, what about Sunday? - Fiver Ed.] "There's a firestorm raging out there and it's been very difficult to step into the middle of it and get across the way I'm feeling and correct some of the misinformation that's been put about …" "I would like to reiterate what I said to Sian Massey on Sunday afternoon … I rang on behalf of Andy and myself and made an official apology, which Sian accepted.

But our feelings are notoriously shaped by our societies, and it is not clear how a device that depends on feelings could correct for biases built into them.

At this point, I had two options: I could be angry, defensive, and pouty ("I can't believe you are making such a big deal about such a little mistake! Why don't you take this job and shove it?"), or I could just swallow the bitter feelings and correct the mistakes.

I hope you'll forgive me, however, in feeling compelled to correct a misleading statement that appeared in Jess Row's review of my novel, "Resistance" (March 2).

"Friday was a special day; my feeling was correct," Pochettino said.

Jon's gut feeling was correct.

But our gut feeling was correct.