Sentence examples for feeling in him from inspiring English sources

The veteran Labour MP accepted that Mr Davies had not the "tiniest anti-Semitic feeling in him", yet he had come forward with a bill that "picked on two small minorities".

"I never saw any sign of feeling in him, ever.

Back on the ferry, he could admit to his relief: none of the other bog bodies stirred any feeling in him.

Slowly, the bad feeling in him grew and he constantly had a feeling of wanting to get away or lash out even though there was nowhere to go.

They're feeling confidence in him and the horse is feeling confidence in himself".

"The most important thing is that Doc is feeling confident in him.

He takes a handful of chips when she passes him the bag, thinking about the new feeling swelling in him: he's warm and swaddled, buoyed by forgiveness, suddenly too tired to sleep, too tired to move.

To me, he loses because many people will end up feeling disappointed in him as he clarifies who he is, or as the positions he takes do that for him.

In some cases, the object of the protagonist's affection turns out not to deserve the feelings vested in him or her.

In the early 2000s, however, a wave of anti-Islamic feeling in the Netherlands gave him a platform for his views.

Mr. Pollock said making attractive, useful things gave him "a good feeling in my soul" and made him feel alive.