Sentence examples for feeling him to from inspiring English sources

"People who were watching and feeling him to be comfortable ahead, and not writing those last checks, they have felt the race tighten, and they are coming through".

I had watched the film feeling him to be the one man of honour – this, it turns out, was more projection than intent.

Mr. Myers used the words "feeling him" to indicate his empathy for the former president, and to highlight the enduring affection many African-Americans have for Mr. Clinton.

"He doesn't take the bait," said one former government official, "but he seems to be feeling him out".

She even tries to help him reconnect with an old lover -- and yet cannot deny the attraction she is feeling to him.

Try being open and honest about how you are feeling and ask him to share his feelings and the type of support he appreciates.

"It's a natural feeling for him to have but it doesn't matter.

Coleman admitted it was a "bittersweet" feeling for him to take over Wales following the death of his good friend Speed.

We will see in the game if we have a good feeling for him to have a few minutes or more".

"I just had a feeling for him to come in and do a job today," manager Chris Powell told BBC Essex.

Freel's mother dropped by his home on the Friday before Christmas and, noticing that he was not feeling well, urged him to visit a counselor.