Sentence examples for feeling it to from inspiring English sources

Got the note out, feeling it to make sure it was just the one and handed me the five quid.

I was frankly flattered by the assignment — feeling it to be connected to my own superior attributes — and arrived at the first session nervous but cocky.

"In this economy, everyone is feeling it to some extent," Ms. Oliveira said recently, her wood-laminate desk cluttered with medical bills, layoff notices and tax forms sent to her as supporting evidence.

But making such a film is a part of the continuing, gradual, but inexorable process of seeing the Hitler era as history - even more important, feeling it to be history.

Perhaps I'm still feeling it to this day but it's not noticeable anymore".

However, Cragg was skeptical about the line "I need you more than dope", feeling it to be a less impressive comparison.

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".

So MacLennan, in feeling it necessary to choose between them, has mistakenly plumped for Seiken.

"I'm not really feeling it this year to be honest," Simon said, despite having an on board Secret Santa.

Under his guidance, Bafana Bafana has gone from losing and feeling it would continue to lose, to winning and feeling it will continue to do so.

It is time for the world to stop feeling it is politically incorrect to state an obvious fact.