Sentence examples for leaving a feeling from inspiring English sources

It just also has a lot that feels surplus, leaving a feeling that it could've been better with less attention paid to some of those additional features, and more paid to graphics and story pacing.

It left a feeling, he said, of weakness and insignificance.

Small things in the galleries, she said, "tend to disappear on the walls; to leave a feeling of emptiness.

But the handling of invitations and access to the show (as many editors, including some editors in chief, privately grumbled) left a feeling of ill will.

He then spent several hours closeted with Mr Netanyahu.Mr Peres, perennial peacemaker, said Mr Obama's speech had left "a feeling of elation" in the region.

But the sight of local children gasping as smoke billowed across from the South soon left a feeling of deep unease.

And it left a feeling of relief for Ferguson, who played an experienced side against bottom-of-the-table Rangers.

I felt happiness even after I left, a feeling I never get when going to the post office, Social Security office or DMV.

The uprising was crushed but left a feeling that the Chinese Revolution, which might be dated back to 1911 or even 1839, was not over.

Douglass said that the 4Kids original opening was "a crappy rap song" and that the removal of whole scenes leaves a "feeling that something is missing".

We can appreciate that a manuscript introducing 12,498 new phage genomes (whole and large fragments) leaves a feeling of unfinished business no matter how it is written.