Sentence examples for feeling itself from inspiring English sources

So what I discovered was that it was actually my reaction to the feeling, and not the feeling itself, that made me feel like I was dying.

Some Africa experts believe that the continent could be benefiting from an American public that is antsy to feel its goodness and influence, yet is simultaneously feeling itself shunned around much of the rest of the world.

But the important thing is not really the "underdogness" of it — but just the feeling itself.

"If the terror attacks continue, Israel, feeling itself responsible for the security of its citizens, will surely take action".

Flow eventually becomes self-reinforcing: the feeling itself inspires you to keep returning to the activity that caused it.

On the one hand, it is fragmented and dispirited, feeling itself distant from the tumble of daily US politics and acutely disgusted by its many-layered corruptions.

"They feel like a failure, and that feeling plays itself out with other people," she said.

"The market is feeling for itself," Mr. Jacob said.

For that mortal feeling, music itself, in its sensually clobbering immediacy, provides a cure.

"We're moving the eyes around to make the character seem like it's thinking and feeling for itself.

For some the feeling manifests itself as a niggling longing for the summer months, while others experience depressive episodes which are diagnosed as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).