Sentence examples for feeling for when from inspiring English sources

Last week, I reflected on bottling that "post-swim feeling" for when you lack motivation.

But she experienced her first affectionate feeling for him when he rescued her by reintroducing himself.

The worst feeling for me when you've lost is going in to see Delia [Smith, the club's joint majority shareholder] and her mum and [husband] Michael Wynn Jones, and people who are supporting you and putting faith in you.

Yet he was never given a masterclass in acting, rather a feeling for acting: when he was rejected by Rada he was confident enough to make the best of it and decided to learn on the job.

"I have a feeling viewers are probably going to have a hard time feeling for Alicia when she leaves, but I also think the competitive chase is on.

In fact, the one time you and your guy did have a scare you actually felt a slight twinge of disappointment (a totally foreign feeling for you) when it came back negative.

** I remember a song whose lyrics went: "What's cooler than being cool?" At least once in their lifetime almost everyone has had that feeling for real when they look at the mirror and want to scream, "I look so good!", - that particular day that makes you feel like a rock star.

The importance of 'certainty' and 'gut feeling' for GPs when referring patients with chest pain has already been demonstrated by Buntinx et al. [ 12, 13].

Norwood revealed that Fatboy has known Mercy since they were nine years old and he had feelings for her when EastEnders: E20 started, as he was upset when she got pregnant by someone else.

"I started getting real feelings for her when we both entered puberty," said Tom. "She was blossoming.

Love may be too strong a word to describe the world's feelings for America when George W. Bush was first sworn in as president, but not by much.