Sentence examples for feeling for this from inspiring English sources

"I really do have a good feeling for this new government" nonetheless, she told party delegates this weekend.

I'm working for Chelsea and I have a particular feeling for this club.

You can catch a feeling for this in the bottom graph, showing the cyclically adjusted price/earnings ratio for the MSCI European index.

It was clear in Mr. Carpenter's opening selection, a rhythmically supple account of Coltrane's "Moment's Notice," that he had a feeling for this music.

Anyone who's even reached the crest of middle age will have an innate feeling for this admirably drawn, lovingly portrayed woman.

There is a definite throb of patriotic feeling for this place in that phrase "soft English weather" but what follows is not at all kitsch or sentimental.

Can you claim this feeling for yourself, this intimacy, this expression of love, and call it your own?

Mr. Bavouzet's slow movements are particularly memorable; he shows instinctive feeling for the way this music breathes.

…well, I think it is important for me to…to know better what I can expect…and this feeling, for the profession, well it feels very diffuse.

We deplore his behaviour, but there's not a man alive who doesn't shiver with fellow-feeling for this duplicitous but ultimately contrite figure.

"I have great feelings for this university.