Sentence examples similar to feeling in one's bones from inspiring English sources

One knew in one's bones that '36 was prewar.

One knew in one's bones that '36 was prewar..

Maximum bone development ends in one's 20's, after which bone loss gradually begins to exceed bone formation.

A too great absorption in one's own feelings is ordinarily called self-indulgence. . . .

When this came along the quality of the scripts was so good and I had a feeling in my bones it would it be successful.

"Everyone I talk to has that kind of feeling in their bones," Mike Yong, a Japanese-literature major, insisted.

"You said you had a feeling in your bones".

A feeling in my bones suggests it will be a while before it happens again.

A feeling in the bones whispers that those roles should be reversed.

In declaring that the economy has been in a downturn for almost 12 months, the National Bureau of Economic Research confirmed what many Americans had already been feeling in their bones.

Sense of agency (SoA) refers to feelings of being in control of one's actions.