Sentence examples for feeling to put from inspiring English sources

It's such a great feeling, to put a single lap together.

There is unfinished business and a feeling to put things right.

"Zama" induces a rare feeling — to put it as naïvely as possible — of the main character's realness.

"Naturally, it is a bitter feeling to put your whole life, everything you have, into a business and be forced to shut down," said Bernd Hauser-Schmieg, 59. "It is bitter," he repeated, before returning to scrubbing one of the cars.

There is unfinished business and a feeling to put things right, but I won't leave with any regrets.

It's a very strange, debilitating feeling to put your life in another person's hands and have that responsibility be shunted around from desk jockey to desk jockey.

Emphasising the gap between appearance and reality, surface and depths, Heathcote skilfully ramps up the dramatic tension: Tom is a man "trained to conceal his true feelings, to put on a veneer", but his violent temper must sometimes storm to the surface.

Many of us have fallen a little out of touch with our gut feelings, to put it mildly.

My gut feeling was to put Carra back in.

This will mean entering a new social environment, probably learning a new language and feeling pressure to put aside, or suppress, familiar customs and values.

If not, if there was no pressure on your job but you were feeling motivated to put things right, what would you be doing now?