Sentence examples for feeling insisting from inspiring English sources

At the end of the shoot, she wrote in her journal, "I am so worn out, worn out of feeling, insisting, demanding, hoping, making it happen.

"House music is a feeling", insists Greymatter.

Patients appeared to vary in their location of these phenomena-either within the self or as "other", for example several of those describing low or unhappy feelings insisted that these did not represent depression, but that their low mood, for example shedding "tears of frustration", was a consequence of their physical limitation.

"We are feeling change," insists Rourke.

Whatever extra stress Murray was feeling, he insisted it was nothing compared to what he suffered here in 2013.

Tolman did not deny that desire was a subjective feeling, but insisted that doing scientific research on it required experimentally tractable operations that would allow scientists to get a hold on something related to that subjective experience (see Feest 2005, 136 138).

They are taking part in their first Olympics but laugh off the idea that they ought to be feeling the strain, insisting they are just having a great time.

They are taking part in their first Olympics but laugh off the idea that they ought to be feeling the pressure, insisting they are just having a great time.

Turn the clock forward to a time when we're living on the Moon, and a Germany v England match would stir the same feelings, he insists.

He accepted President Gerald Ford's pardon with mixed feelings, he insisted.

The voice of Gallant, a 21-year-old from Maryland who moved to New York and now lives in LA, is a spectral warble whose falsetto tremble resembles Michael Jackson if he'd surrendered to his true feelings rather than insisting on pseudo-macho posturing that frankly fooled no one.