Sentence examples for feeling to continue from inspiring English sources

When something makes us feel happy, we want that feeling to continue.

So there is a certain level of seriousness and more focus because it's like, 'The time is now.' We want this feeling to continue for as long as we possibly can to be the king of the hill.

After a minute or two, the group dispersed again, showing that we were all unable to separate ourselves from the dutiful feeling to continue shopping.

Putin needs to be encouraged to drop his military support for the rebels rather than feeling compelled to continue it in the face of a western-armed Ukrainian offensive.

I left feeling emboldened to continue pursuing the FCancer mission more fervently than ever.

We're halfway through the work week, and feeling motivated to continue toward our goals.

If a writer is feeling asthmatic -- to continue my analogy of the breathing block -- then I would suggest the writer read his or her favorite books.

Honoring the life of a deceased loved one can mean feeling obligated to continue traditions they passed down to you (like making a specific meal on Christmas, for example).

It's my dim recollection that she was not feeling well enough to continue.

Body: Use the feeling of momentum to continue the handle movement forward by rocking your body forwards.

After three holes of practice Wednesday, Woods left the course feeling too ill to continue, and he estimated that he had lost nine pounds since early last week.