Sentence examples for feeling work from inspiring English sources

You feel like you're going a bit nuts, but we made that feeling work for the episode!

It seems fitting that the joy of her performances came through most powerfully in the discipline she worked at the hardest; for Temple, one gets the feeling, work was play and play was work.

Those who report feeling work pressures to an excessive degree are at some increased danger of developing ischaemic heart disease, according to new research in the medical journal Occupational and Environmental Medicine.

Looks like the warm fuzzy feeling works both ways.

So I think that some of that feeling worked its way into the book.

I got a feeling, working beside this extraordinary man, this is just the beginning".

That afternoon, as he crawled back to Barnes, the gut feeling worked its way up his throat and struggled into his head.

"Are you bored of your boredom?" he asks at the top of "Eat the Cycle," the album's first song, continuing, "Fingers feeling worked to the bone?/Afraid of the life that you've made?/You're not alone".

Instead, find a level of exertion that leaves you feeling worked and a bit stiff the next day, and then try to slightly add on to the intensity of that level every couple of weeks.

It says something that the most wholesome-feeling work in Jerry Stahl's four-book oeuvre should be his new novel about Fatty Arbuckle, the silent-film comedian ruined by the popular belief that sometime over Labor Day weekend, 1921, with the help of a Coke bottle, he raped and murdered a young actress named Virginia Rappe.

And there is no more contemporary-feeling work on either pier this year than the rare little early-1920s watercolor by the Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven found at the booth of the Manhattan dealers Amy Wolf and Marianne Elrick-Manley in the Armory Show Modern.