Sentence examples for find a feeling from inspiring English sources
It may seem like a contradiction – to find a feeling of rural peace via a games console or PC.
Until the last few days, he had been throwing in the bullpen frequently before games, searching to find a feeling that had eluded him since spring training, when he felt great because he had been on a regular schedule.
He is shamelessly physical with his son, hugging and kissing Brooklyn at every photo opportunity and further endearing himself to women, who never imagined that they would find a feeling man in the midst of a lager-swilling soccer culture.
I compared this with the Web site of a therapist colleague, who answered a question about treatment expectations like this: "For most people who seek therapy, they find a feeling of catharsis in sharing their story of suffering with an objective, caring therapist.
At one point she is "almost having a real feeling"; elsewhere she is "trying to find a feeling" about the sister she has lost.
I turned to him, smiled, and said "Can we maybe find a feeling in there?" He took a few moments to think.
It was a hell of a time, and actually being on stage, live – I haven't found a feeling that matches it," he recalls.
"In every area [of our workshops], we found a feeling that there's a poor correlation between compliance and increased security". Brenner also pointed out that whether the government decides to use NIST's recommended regulatory standards or another set for its bottom line, simply meeting these standards won't ensure security.
The aim is to find a settling feeling, a feeling that you've landed into deep restfulness for that pained part of yourself and you're releasing yourself from unease, anxiety and discomfort.
I'd expected to find a great feeling of sisterhood, and actually didn't.
Yet, among my Chinese interlocutors, I find a growing feeling that what's worked for China for the past 30 years — a huge Communist Party-led mobilization of cheap labor, capital and resources — will not work much longer.
