Sentence examples for feeling that none of from inspiring English sources

"There appeared to be the feeling that none of the chairman's team should remain.

But there's a feeling that none of them would be too upset if guitars had never been invented.

We get his appreciation for a good con, predicated on a psychopathic feeling that none of this is anything more than a game.

When the monster mash-up eventually ensues, it's a welcome relief and provides an unusual spin on a familiar tale but there remains a nagging feeling that none of this is quite as sharp as it should be.

And at any rate I have the comfortable feeling that none of our entrants for the Davis Cup will have been kept off the playing fields of Eton by a reprehensible engrossment in my novels".

I had the feeling that none of this was yet real to him.

GR The feeling that comes from experience – and just a little cynicism – that none of the above will happen.

But Berlin could touch on a common chord of feeling in a way that none of the others could do.

The Bagger sort of got the feeling that Mr. Altman could care less that none of his five nominations resulted in the ultimate prize.

"Fortunately, enough was shared that none of us are feeling that we have to invent very much here," he said.

Later, after I realized that none of us were feeling sleepy, they started talking about children, and their voices made my heart recoil.