Sentence examples for little feeling from inspiring English sources

"But, when I talk to them, at least I feel that they have a little understanding, a little feeling, of what happened to a Muslim cop".

"I have this little feeling we might do well here.

There is little feeling of technical effort in Hakuin's art.

The finger was reattached but still has very little feeling.

All along there has been little feeling of camaraderie.

"Plus, he has very little feeling in his extremities," I said.

A little kissing, a little feeling up, but nothing beyond that.

Mr Blair, who has little feeling for the past, ditched it.

In 1957 Peter Voulkos stated, "There are too many rules and too little feeling".

Could it be that Mr. Levine has little feeling for Messiaen's work?

In the program book interview Mr. Rihm takes a poke at verismo opera, which he has little feeling for.