The phrase "grave feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a serious or solemn emotion regarding a situation or event.
Example: "She had a grave feeling about the outcome of the negotiations, sensing that things were not going well."
Alternatives: "serious emotion" or "solemn sentiment."
"Whenever I think of the accident, I have a prevailing, grave feeling of guilt for surviving it and I cry... ...... she told i.
When asked about the controversy during a recent interview, Mr. Jones bristled, saying, "The perpetrators of that attack owe me an apology, and I will go to my grave feeling that way".
"First you see me on the news, then never again, I'm rolling in my grave, feeling like a grenade," opens Regret, which sounds like it might be about Britons running off to join Isis.
And as is often the case at Stratford, some of the most memorable performances come in small roles: Brian Tree portrays Posthumus's servant Pisanio, who cannot find the heart to carry out his master's orders to kill Innogen, with a grave feeling that is truly touching.
A few weeks ago I took a trip to Graceland and stood at the foot of Elvis' grave, feeling privileged to be so near what I knew to be just dust and bones.
This was the sort of thing going through my head as I walked between the overgrown graves, feeling the crunch of dead vegetation underfoot.
Manners felt uncomfortable telling the children to rise out of "graves", feeling it could psychologically hurt them, so instead the crew called the holes in the ground "forts".
I will take that to my grave, the feeling that gave me.
Some of the sonnets of this period combine a grave tenderness of feeling and refinement of thought with simplicity of expression.
But Mr. Kostunica also shied away from street confrontations, feeling grave responsibility for sending people against the police, said Zarko Korac, another opposition leader.
Towards the end of the war, he said he would "leap laughing into the grave because the feeling that he had five million people on his conscience would be for him a source of extraordinary satisfaction".
