Sentence examples for feeling particularly good from inspiring English sources

On this day, I was feeling particularly good because I had just had a great lunch.

Huston was feeling particularly good, because he had just won a battle with the studio to keep in the film some lines from Franklin Roosevelt's message to the Seventy-seventh Congress on January 6 , 1942 "But we of the United Nations are not making all this sacrifice of human effort and human lives to return to the kind of world we had after the last world war".

I was feeling particularly good that morning, and it showed.

You know, not feeling particularly good about anything really...I felt pretty miserable.

A look at some of those who can head into spring feeling particularly good about themselves: Ivica Kostelic He was raised to be a five-event skier by his hard-driving father, Ante, but repeated knee injuries restricted him to the technical events for years.

Not feeling particularly well, under the weather.

Sometimes, when I'm feeling particularly partisan (usually after a good bout of Facebook), that's harder to do than others.

"I'm not feeling particularly fit at the moment so winning tournaments when I'm not particularly fit is a good place to be".

I was feeling particularly protective of Eamon.

If they were feeling particularly optimistic.

These days he is feeling particularly lucky.