Sentence examples similar to hell feeling from inspiring English sources

"No Line on the Horizon" has both the what-the-hell feeling of the nineties albums that channelled bits and pieces of dance music and the meditative, warm sound of the late-eighties albums that made U2 enormous in the first place.

Once the credits began rolling I had the same overwhelming what-the-hell feeling that I did when I saw Jonathan Glazer's "Under the Skin" earlier this year -- an equally bizarre and uncomfortable film that sends your mind reeling.

"It was when I actually realised just how good my life was that I suddenly went: 'Hang on, why the hell are you feeling like this?' I took stock of everything that was good in my life and yet noticed that I was still crying every day.

It might be said to address our what-the-hell-just-happened feeling.

Meanwhile, participants who wrote about hell reported feeling less happiness and more sadness than the others.

This is living hell — the feeling like we are just waiting to die".

I accept the job with mixed feelings and we resignedly plan our departure, feeling a hell of a lot less confident about crossing the Atlantic than we did the Channel.

We can't influence what happens at Hamilton but I do know, I've been in football a long time, they'll be feeling a hell of a lot of pressure right now.

OK, but what the hell was she really feeling?

There are still times we wonder what the hell we're doing, feeling like we are as knowledgeable about grown-up life as a fifteen-year-old.

So if you found this post because you're feeling broke as hell, don't feel too bad — you're not alone.