Sentence examples for feeling that both of from inspiring English sources

Despite occasional trash talk -- thank you, Claude Lemieux -- you get the feeling that both of these evenly matched teams respect each other's grit and harbor antagonism that is mostly professional.

They invest it with a depth of feeling that is both compelling and slightly worrying.

There does not have to be a special feeling that is the feeling of being healthy.

"So far, we're feeling confident that both of these gizmos will pass muster and will allow additional benefits".

And there is a widespread feeling that both left and right are out of answers.

You do this to make yourself feel that feeling, that feeling of love and a crush.

I have the feeling that we might both of us together or separately be called to account if no attempt were made to turn over a leaf so that a new page would be started with something more coherent on it than a series of casual and dangerous incidents at the many points of contact between the two divisions of the world.

By the end, however, I had the strong feeling that the resources of both Dune and its universe were exhausted.

Feeling our work here was – for now, at least – done, Chris and I walked like zombies to the hotel next door, both feeling that strange sort of exhausted that comes from being trapped in a small area, far from home, surrounded by strangers, breathing in petrol fumes and overstuffed with fast food.

"I really love the feeling that sort of Diana and I both weren't there," said Sarah Ferguson in a television interview with Oprah Winfrey, during which Prince Andrew's former wife suggested that there was no one to blame but herself for her lack of an invitation.

That was a strange feeling, for both of us, and for more than just a moment.