Sentence examples for feeling that the current from inspiring English sources

(This happened in "Rocky" and "Silkwood," too. Sometimes I get the feeling that The Current Cinema is turning into The Lost Dogs Department).

They also had a feeling that the current N.L.R.B., controlled by Democrats appointed by Barack Obama, might look more favorably on them if they were to petition the board along with, or instead of, being voluntarily recognized by Columbia.

But the debate about propaganda and disinformation, and the need to respond, adds to the feeling that the current dispute with Russia will not be over quickly, and that the EU is preparing for the long haul.

I may be wrong, but I had the feeling that the current manuscript shows substantial overlap with a previously published paper by one of the authors (Veitia 2010).

"My feeling is that the current state of the market needs something to focus purely on robots," he says.

My own feeling is that the current number of postdocs in the life sciences is about right.

(FGD 3_Urban Rural informants similarly acknowledged that psychological health depended on feeling 'useful' and that the current economic situation offered greater opportunities for an active role than ever before.

At least that seems to be the feeling behind the current trend for new twists on the universal solvent.

Have you ever experienced writer's block or the feeling that your current dilemma is insurmountable, but just keep staring at that blank page or running the same scenario over in your head hoping for a solution?

At the end of the Koteret Rashit report, Grossman wrote, "I have a bad feeling: I am afraid that the current situation will continue exactly as it is for another ten or twenty years".

But analysts say that the recent Asian financial crisis and the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome has left the region with an entrepreneurial sense of can-do, a feeling — justified or not — that the current crisis, like the previous ones, will eventually pass.