Sentence examples for feeling was set from inspiring English sources

That feeling was set off by a cold call last spring from a processor that was interested in seeing whether it could lower my transaction costs.

But as at many family reunions, the old feelings were set aside as Sarah Palin embraced Senator John McCain here on Friday and argued that he should not be unseated by a conservative challenger.

Whatever the reason, the delay in making a formal announcement left housing professionals feeling the housing crisis was set to be marginalised in the grapple for core election issues before 2015.

There are issues of occupation, racism and a feeling that the agenda that was set is bad for us.

He described the feeling as being set free.

While I'll probably never see one piece of this collection in real life because gee, people freaking love queueing up outside H&M to hoarde all the designer shit and immediately throw it on ebay, I have a feeling it's set to be a great collection.

I realised my feelings were being set to music.

All emotions and feelings must be set aside.

(There was a wise crack about feeling he was being "set up" to wield the public spending axe).

That feeling seemed to be set in concrete when David Ngog headed Liverpool level in the 116th minute and Liverpool then flooded forward looking to win the match before it came down to the 12-yard lottery.

Instead, it's hard to escape the feeling that we're set to fall into obnoxious technological traps predicated on the easy abandonment of basic human experiences like eating or working.