Sentence examples for feeling living from inspiring English sources

But it was thinking, feeling, living human men who committed this rape, however nauseating it is to accept.

Caroline Flint, the Shadow Energy Secretary, said "Worcester Woman", the middle-class, aspirational, female swing voter who held the key to Tony Blair's landslide in 1997, was now feeling living standards squeezed and was just as likely to shop at discount supermarkets such as Aldi.

It requires a real, feeling, living human brain to mate words that birth novels.

That feeling lives on today at the Live Stage, something we honestly can't celebrate enough and always deserves more attention.

While the main site appears to be down for the moment, the feeling lives on through a number of linked and associatedartists' websites.

Was it my fault that these feelings lived inside me?

Art should touch your soul, and transport you to that place where all your feelings live.

But in the elite circles of foreign policy wonkery, a vestige of the old feeling lives on, applied not to Clinton himself but to one of the stars of his administration.

We both had a good feeling about living here".

At 165 square feet, it conveyed that special feeling of living in New York City: claustrophobia.

Soon you will get the feeling of living at Dome C, high up in inland Antarctic.