Sentence examples for has described feeling from inspiring English sources
Hughes was unavailable to speak with reporters before Thursday's game, but he has described feeling only numbness in his shoulder, likening it to the sensation after being hit hard in the thigh.
Cahill, who has described feeling a "pop" in the back of his thigh as he stretched into an early challenge at the Camp Nou, lasted only 12 minutes of the semi-final and scans undertaken back at Cobham confirm there is significant damage to the hamstring.
Not everyone is convinced by Browning's Shea, least of all Shea's real-life niece, who has described feeling "mortified" by Browning's performance (Browning sounds "common as muck" and looks "like a little two-bit trollope," she told the Daily Express).
Comey's suggestion about the effect of greater scrutiny of policing connects with a sentiment expressed by some current and former officers, their relatives, and other former law enforcement officials, who have described feeling increasingly buffeted by criticism and said they feel like police are unfairly painted as villains.
People in central southern England have described feeling tremors in their homes after an earthquake with a magnitude of 2.3.
People have described feeling 'untouchable' or 'infected' once cancer is diagnosed - however, you can't 'catch' cancer.
They've described feeling isolated and hopeless.
Some larger shoppers have described feeling limited to specialty shops, like Lane Bryant and Torrid, for all their clothes.
It sorta feels like like a hornet trying to flap its way out of your esophagus, though friends I've played the track for have described feeling it in their spines or on roof of the mouth.
Several of Edmondson's Holby City co-stars have described feeling intimidated by the prospect of working alongside him for the first time, stemming from his already well established fame.
