Sentence examples for get a feeling from from inspiring English sources
You get a feeling from the populace that you're not here as an 'occupying force.' Giving people water, rebuilding schools -- that contributes to the mission".
Sometimes I get a feeling from a person when I see them that makes me approach and photograph them.
"I got a feeling from him that he was hiding something inside, a darkness that he did not want to show other people.
"I've got a feeling from a lot of the conversations I've had with the groundsmen in this country that they're a bit disappointed they haven't been able to do as they've wanted to do.
"I've got a feeling from a few of the conversations I've been having with groundsmen around the country that they're a little bit disappointed that they haven't been able to do as they have wanted to do.
"Why do I get so much satisfaction from sewing bits of fabric together with really, really straight seams?" "You get a feeling of mastery from making something," Ms. Koza said.
I still get a feeling of suspension and solitude from the pages.
Duke Ellington taught me about New York's subway system, but I got a feeling for what happened above ground from photographs.
We got a feeling, even from the car, of the sky islands' astonishing ecological diversity.
People get a good feeling from helping out – don't deny them that.
