Sentence examples for idea feeling from inspiring English sources

When Washington took command of the siege in July 1775, he considered taking the unoccupied Dorchester Heights, but rejected the idea, feeling the army was not ready to deal with the likely British attack on the position.

And as you are able, you will do so too, step by step, idea by idea, feeling by feeling, asking for and learning to receive help from those best able to provide it.

There is an excessively negative portrayal of the whole idea, feeling and tradition of Irish nationalism.

"Psychologists understand 'contagion' to include the spreading of an idea, feeling or behaviour through a group," he explains.

Write down every thought, idea, feeling and interesting situation.

Bennett jokingly refers to it as his Late Style, the capital letters as usual signalling his amusement at the pomposity of the idea: "Feeling I'd scarcely arrived at a style, I now find I'm near the end of it.

It's the normal idea of feeling good.

They talk about the idea of feeling watched.

I like the idea of feeling connected with things around me".

I was particularly repelled by the idea of feeling pity for my childhood self.

But she hinted that her idea of feeling ready was evolving.