Sentence examples for feeling of what from inspiring English sources

I'm just happy I was able to live up to that promise and let them feel a small feeling of what I felt for four years at UConn".

"When I'm wearing a player's shoes," he explained, "it gives me a feeling of what he feels on the court".

You'll get a feeling of what you'll feel up there so it'll be no surprise.

Most autistic children can identify when they feel upset, and have a feeling of what they need.

"By the feeling of what has happened, I feel there is a good opportunity one of those names will be accepted.

"But, when I talk to them, at least I feel that they have a little understanding, a little feeling, of what happened to a Muslim cop".

"You get a feeling of what it might be like for someone who feels the country has been taken away from them.

That takes time to get the feeling of what that's all about.

The neurologist Dr. Antonio Damasio aptly calls this "the feeling of what happens".

It's hard to get a feeling of what he was saying".

He himself aims to do better, by recounting which biological facts accompany any feeling-of-what-it-is-like.