Sentence examples for first feeling about from inspiring English sources

"My first feeling about everything I write is that it's shit," she confessed to Ms Nunez.

Reid admitted to first feeling shock and guilt about the burning, which quickly turned to boredom.

Pettitte also said he was conflicted about using H.G.H., first feeling he was doing the right thing, then feeling guilty and stopping.

Steve Forbes: Now, in the aftermath of all of this first, what's your feeling about the current Geithner plan?

However, more than one in four (26%) felt ill prepared about what would happen at the specialist visit and one-fourth reported feeling unprepared about what to ask or tell the specialist.

The first question: "How are you feeling about life at 75?" Ted's reply: "It's better than being dead".

James did not comment before leaving, but he left his first suitors feeling good about their chances.

If you have common sense in your pairings and you get your guys to the first tee feeling brilliant about themselves, while hoping like hell that by the time they get there their game is still in good order, then there's not a lot else you can do.

He remained peculiarly vague about both his notoriety and his fame, saying nothing about the first and feeling nothing, he insisted, about the second.

"You know when you look at it and you don't have a good feeling about it," third baseman Robin Ventura said.

The quote from Robert de Niro that 'you can tell a whole story in six seconds' really sums up my feeling about the length".