Sentence examples for feeling that one of from inspiring English sources

At the end of a frustrating conversation, Grossman had the feeling that one of them was living on another planet.

When he's on the set Uslan says, "I still have this background feeling that one of the security guards might come and throw me out". Writer and creator of such mega-hits as Two and Half Men and The Big Bang Theory, Chuck Lorre knows the feeling.

But there was the clear feeling that one of the Euro 2016 favourites were missing something.

"I've always had the feeling that one of the main thrusts should be domestic solar," Amoako said.

The excitement that greeted it came from the feeling that one of the oldest and strongest capacities of cinema — to capture and illuminate reality, one face, one room, one life at a time — had been renewed.

There is, however, an enjoyable dash of tension amid the feeling that one of the A-League's myriad grumpy coaches are just an ill-advised moment away from a live-TV blooper.

Gypsy was taken to a cocktail party last week at the home of a man she had never met and noted with mixed feelings that one of his window curtains was held back by one of her belts.

"I have a feeling that was one of the last chances for Venus to get back into the match.

It's a terrible feeling, knowing that one of the greatest times of your life might have just been brought on because you were high.

"My personal feeling is that one of those 86 people has information that they are not telling us," a government official said.

My feeling is that one of the biggest problems of our time is that there are so many celebrities being made, but there are very few real stars, people who are truly extraordinarily talented.