There's nothing we can do about your feelings, sir".
You've hurt more than our feelings, sir. You've kicked us when we were down by supporting the enemy.
"So if I walk around and say look sir, I'm not feeling so good today, I need some space, can you please not fuck with me today?
As her body is carried to the morgue, the seven-year-old child cries out: "I'm feeling cold, sir, I'm feeling cold". A tiny utterance, but one of the saddest things I've ever heard.
Braithwaite makes her move on Tom, who's feeling vulnerable; Sir John Bullock charms Lady Rose, who seems receptive; Lady Mary and Cousin Isobel begin to get past their grief; Michael Gregson finally gets on Lord Grantham's good side; and Mrs Patmore has a near-heart-attack, which allows Alfred a chance to prove himself in the kitchen.
True, no team coach could be better equipped to stir up feelings than Sir Alf Ramsey, who scarcely talks even to the English press and per sonifies the Englishman whose type became obsolete many years ago.
Bonding over our mutual feelings on Sir Philip, Ellen tells me she's gutted BHS is closing, mainly because she reckons M&S is a rip-off and nobody seems to make clothes for older ladies anymore.
When we consider the quantities of mail that arrive in every N. Y. office & apartment addressed to dead & absent people, we cannot help feeling that old Sir Thomas Browne was somewhat too hasty in declaring that all hopes for an immortal name are vain.
By Donald Malcolm The New Yorker, August 26 , 1961P. 19 When we consider the quantities of mail that arrive in every N. Y. office & apartment addressed to dead & absent people, we cannot help feeling that old Sir Thomas Browne was somewhat too hasty in declaring that all hopes for an immortal name are vain..
