Sentence examples for has started feeling from inspiring English sources
Without a specific goal — a G.P.A. to reach, a debate tournament to win, a college to get into — everything has started feeling a little aimless.
Dan Shaughnessy of The Boston Globe sums up the wreckage with great disdain, while Jackie MacMullan of ESPN.com marvels at how the end of an era has started feeling like being dropped down a well.
As awesome as the Android phone was five years ago when I first started using it, it has started feeling too cumbersome.
In The Fountainhead, we see Dominique telling Gail Wynand, a man whose principles she despises, that it will take her "years to understand" why she has started feeling loyal to him, for it "contradicts everything" she's done and thought but she knows she owes it to him to warn him against Ellsworth Toohey (1943, pp. 499 500).
In Spain, Blackstone, the new landlord of nearly 42,000 rental homes and mortgages, has started feeling the heat after a wave of evictions in Madrid caused a national outcry.
It is only recently that he has started feeling better.
Recently, though, Mr. Sammons had started feeling his work here was done.
"I'm happy that I've started feeling better at the plate," Alou said.
"Lehman Brothers was in September, and we had started feeling some of the effect maybe a little before that.
That morning, he had started feeling the pressure building, "the feeling of: you don't want to lose.
