Sentence examples for feeling it all from inspiring English sources
"I was feeling it all night," he said, beaming, immediately after the game at America West Arena.
Grainier didn't dare to sleep, feeling it all to be some sort of vast pronouncement, maybe the alarms of the end of the world".
Rather, they stared at each piece quizzically, for a long time, as if feeling it all over through long, sensitive antennae.
"He's feeling it, I'm feeling it, all of us old-timers are feeling it," said Robinson, who had 10 points and 7 rebounds last night.
Johnson's understanding of these things gives coherence to his sprawling narrative, which is why the author can jump from politics to economics to painting to architecture to music to immigration and still keep the reader not only enthralled but also feeling it all fits together.
But when it gets right down to it, growing for me has always been about confronting where I feel the most weak, the most vulnerable, and feeling it all the way down to the bottom.
There is no contradiction between thinking and feeling; it's all part of understanding.
You can't help feeling it's all turning out exactly as she would have wanted.
"We're feeling it from all sides," said Ms. Querubin, whose hours were just cut by half.
Some members on Facebook group 'Robin Appreciation Society' said: "Sounds good to me" and "I'm down", while another said: "I'm not feeling it at all.
