Sentence examples similar to founded feeling from inspiring English sources

But the black soldiers were left with a new-found feeling of rebellion.

We all felt inspired and discussed this new-found feeling with everyone we encountered.

This is a cheat, because Jane is years from adolescence, but the beatific Helen Burns is a few years older and their feverish bond at the punishing Lowood School seems to reflect many a passionate teen friendship founded on feelings of shared loneliness, and the respite to be found in burrowing, as Jane does with the dreamy Helen, against an older friend's neck, holding on for dear life.

This year, these businesses, like the moguls who founded them, are feeling the economic pinch: In January, Microsoft announced an 18-month plan to eliminate 5,000 jobs across its research and development, marketing, sales, finance, legal, human resources and information technology departments.

Berry and her childhood friend Tasuku Meguro use their new-found feelings of love to reverse the hypnosis and cause a change of heart in the Crusaders.

That is, we have failed to deliver them a well-founded feeling of security.

So people in Israel have every right to regard divestment as an existential threat".But, understandable as it may be, is that a well-founded feeling?

In Britain, as in America, there is a widespread and well-founded feeling of frustration and disgust with the political process — of being "fed up," as Corbyn puts it, of being "sick and tired," as Bernie Sanders often says.

It's still winnable, but only just, and to turn this thing around will take an extremely major effort starting with local-level governance, political strategy, giving the Afghan people a well-founded feeling of security, and dealing with the active sanctuary in Pakistan.

Found not founded.

That's kind of a weird feeling for me because this was a company I co-founded, and if I was feeling that way, how must the other employees feel?