Sentence examples for feeling of supporting from inspiring English sources
"The emotions of watching these things are very similar to watching sports: that heart-pounding feeling of supporting one team and feeling those ebbs and flows of a game," he says.
Though a small rump of the population will never set foot inside a store, many people do, drawn to the low prices and the warm feeling of supporting a charitable endeavour.Nonetheless, as Macklemore laments in "Thrift Shop", it can take a lot of rummaging through tat to find something of value in charity shops.
For entrepreneurs like me, it's beneficial that consumers have accepted the concept of pre-paying for a new product in exchange for higher involvement in the founding of a company and the feeling of supporting a founder they believe in.
If this game is even half the size and depth of the original it will be well worth the $25 price tag — plus you get the warm fuzzy feeling of supporting an indie developer that's been doing its own weird thing for 15 years or so now.
The biggest feeling of support is when they come off that ledge, you cling to them and they embrace you.
The figures of the composition dominate the architectural framework but also reinforce the feeling of support that the structure provides through their largeness of movement.
"There's an overwhelming feeling of support in the black community that's different from what we're hearing from labor unions".
For all the alignment of interests and calculation of the larger political currents, some Uzbeks said the feeling of support was remarkable, given the physical and psychological distance between the two nations.
"I think there is a growing feeling of support, and I wanted to get this bill going to acquire statistical data to convince legislators that may not have been supportive in the past".
"There was a tendency to try to export and there was a general feeling of support for Israel," Andre Finkelstein, a former deputy commissioner at France's Atomic Energy Commissariat and deputy director general at the International Atomic Energy Agency, told Avner Cohen, an Israeli-American nuclear historian.
"They have the feeling of support from the government — that their politics are with the times".
