Sentence examples for felt a feeling from inspiring English sources

Sometimes in life one felt a feeling of wanting to quit.

"I was in a race against the war," he told Adorno, who was then living in New York, "and in spite of all my choking fear, I felt a feeling of triumph on the day I wrapped up... before the end of the world (the fragility of a manuscript!)." Now he was being told that the triumph was illusory, that the Arcades Project could not be written on the terms he proposed.

I felt a feeling [of] spiteful satisfaction as I saw it stain their jeans.

I suddenly felt a feeling of euphoria - a sensation I had never felt before - and realized this is the reason that so many people run.

He was the source of the fart!" When I read this, I felt a feeling of fear, but I'm not sure why. .

Christopher's donnish allegiance to language — "How can you feel a feeling unless you have the word for it?" — is discreetly subverted by Sylvia.

These give the lie to the father's smugly aggressive scepticism ("how can you feel a feeling unless you have a word for it?") and tacitly establish that it's hyper-articulacy that can sometimes be the real handicap.

I think part of the striving that you mention in your great piece is the lack of community we feel — a feeling that we have to do everything ourselves.

Music makes you feel a feeling.

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But the first one I had to wait until I could feel a feeling again in my whole body to interact with my son.