Sentence examples for general feeling about from inspiring English sources
"One feels echoes perhaps about a general feeling about an administration," says Connelly warily.
What's your general feeling about the future of the Indian market?
"The general feeling — about our league and our team — was that we didn't have the ability to perform.
The general feeling about the teaching experience of Charlotte, Branwell, Emily and Anne Bronte is that it was little short of martyrdom.
The general feeling about the expansion was summed up by Kirk Varnedoe, the chief curator of painting and sculpture, who said, "We squeezed the last juice you could get out of that model and maybe killed it in the process".
Assessing his general feeling about the recent past and the predictable future, Mr. Black comes up with a bleak motto that he might just as easily have chosen for the show's title: "Nothing is going to change".
Eight items were generated for the PRE module, which were grouped into three hypothetical domains (General feelings about injections, Feelings about giving self-injections, and Satisfaction with self-injection) (Table 1).
The items were grouped into six hypothetical domains (General feelings about injections, Feelings about giving self-injections, Injection-site reaction burden, Device features, Satisfaction with self-injection, and Willingness to continue to self-inject).
Lennon talks about his problems entering the United States and his general feelings about the economics of war.
One of my general feelings about the new shows is that while there's no real breakout show — no "Lost" or "Good Wife" — it's a good season for guilty pleasures, including "Ringer" and especially "Revenge".
