Sentence examples for holding feeling from inspiring English sources

I got a rush from fingering the dancers' asses and holding, feeling and caressing their dicks.

"It's going to be a madhouse," said one resident, expressing a widely held feeling at the time.

The widely held feeling in the valley is that the insurgency is no longer masterminded from Pakistan or anywhere else: the native-born movement is now well established, after years of Indian abuses.

"The root of almost every objection the justices have expressed about camera access," he wrote, "is the justices' deeply held feeling that their court is exceptional — unlike any other public institution".

To counteract the widely held feeling of betrayal among investors, he said, "the securities industry must evidence far greater concern for the well-being of its customers than about profits and take-home pay".

As the bombing of Vietnam escalated in 1967, a secret memo to President Lyndon Johnson by one of the Pentagon's problem-solvers spoke of 'the widely and strongly held' feeling that 'the establishment is out of its mind'.

"The widely held feeling that the virus grew solely in nerve cells had to be set aside," said Dr. John F. Enders, who won a Nobel Prize for developing a technique that allowed the polio virus to be grown in cells.

The greatest impediment to citizen action is the widely held feeling that we're powerless; that it won't matter what we say or do because the people in Springfield are going to do what serves them best regardless.

"So there's some pretty deeply held feelings here".

Hector needed to know he could discuss his deeply held feelings with us without any uncomfortable response from us".

And now those bare walls are blank slates onto which we project our deepest commonly held feelings.