Sentence examples for feeling too great from inspiring English sources

The Vikings should not be feeling too great right now, though.

And that's what, I hope, we're going to be talking about tonight.... MR. MCCAIN Jim, I've been not feeling too great about a lot of things lately.

"I wasn't feeling too great, but once you get a couple layups, you get into a rhythm and the basket tends to open up a bit more," Harris said.

That probably doesn't leave you feeling too great about your purchase, but it also leaves an expensive piece of professional equipment lying dormant that a lot of people could use.

By the way Ego, I wasn't feeling too great this year, since I developed a lot of food allergies and my digestion was a mess.

I wasn't feeling too great the other day when I discovered that I needed to fill up the old Camry, until I saw a gas station sign that said regular was only $1.91 a gallon!

But if emotions are intense, and even fragile, no one can risk letting these feelings become too great a distraction, as demolition and recovery crews undertake some of the most dangerous and delicate work they have faced during the entire job.

"My feeling for New York is too great," he said.

And Ferrari are frustrated at his refusal to commit his future to them - talks about extending his contract beyond 2016 are said to have stalled, with Ferrari feeling his demands are too great.

He finds the manifest gap between feelings and brain states too great to allow their identification.

Our data supports this notion, with the Australian women rating a lack of time and feeling too tired as the greatest barriers to exercise.