Sentence examples for feeling means from inspiring English sources

Your gut feeling means something here--so pay attention!

To me that feeling means that you have conquered an obstacle or achieved a goal.

Additionally, we do not want to indicate that there is something wrong with feeling scared and that this feeling means we have to be rescued or retreat.

The stinging feeling means it's working.

Feeling means nothing, you need to have some form of physical evidence.

This same artificial feeling meant that the nature prints were under firm control, so the fish swam across small panels or flowers were embedded in distinct areas.

On Monday, MPs said the strength of public feeling meant that parliament must go ahead with impeachment, irrespective of Park's determination to hang on until April and leave office voluntarily.

During the 1970s, Helms says she didn't even know the term "transgender," and certainly didn't know that what she was feeling meant that she was a transgender woman.

Perhaps you were like me and ate sushi the night before you found out you were pregnant because surely the cramps you were feeling meant another month of the baby dance so you might as well live it up.

Bite your tongue when you're feeling mean.

If you're feeling mean, you can let the mouse die in the bucket.