Sentence examples for feeling of better from inspiring English sources

When you look at the far more evangelical and conservative candidates that look in line to replace him, even a good humanist might be left with the feeling of better the devil you know".

But I think there was the feeling of better to go out on top, like 'Seinfeld' had done," she said.

While removing wheat and the processed foods that contain wheat can sometimes give the feeling of better health, what about the simple fact of cleaning up our diets?

Status is literally your perception of where you are in the pecking order around you, and it's a feeling of being better than or worse than others.

In the age of emails, texts and Tweets, we may have lost the true meaning of the love letter, but will anything ever capture that feeling of love better than a song?

And that feeling of getting better shines through: much of Morning Phase bathes the songs in a shimmering glow, thanks to its orchestral grandeur and the guitars and strings shot through with warmth.

Specifically, the NA sample was distinguished from the CRH group in particular, by their worries about ocean pollution, attribution of DA risks to climate change, concerns about the potential impact of DA on future generations, and feeling of being better informed than the CRH group.

The pain was that fresh, and the feeling of wanting better for you was that intense.

He only spins in private, to be able to articulate the feeling to other people, to "categorically explain the feeling of performance better than a spinner can".

In the case of Bengals fans, I suppose their sense of superiority comes from the feeling of being better at suffering than anyone else, much like it did for Red Sox fans over so many years.

When they had used snus for a while and become used to it, they experienced a number of positive effects, such as that it was tasty and relaxing, and it gave a feeling of performing better and being able to concentrate.