Sentence examples for man feeling from inspiring English sources

But Assa Abloy's time to catch Illbruck is running thin, and McDonald sounded like a man feeling the pressure.

Mowbray, visibly a man feeling the heat in his new post, admitted to a "mentally tired" display from his players.

Nobody's going to be happy if they're forever comparing themselves with the next man, feeling nothing other than envy or contempt".

And yet, the impression of a man feeling his age is the last thing the audience will have taken from this performance.

But McQueen also makes the character believable: a committed man feeling genuine anger at the corrupt politician (Robert Vaughn) he doggedly trails, while embroiled in a shaky relationship with girlfriend Jacqueline Bisset.

In our conversation at Downing Street, Blair protests portrayals of him as a man feeling beaten down by criticisms even as he moves toward the acclamation of almost certain re-election a year from now.

They may say they feel patronised, but I'd rather have some men feeling patronised than others remaining ignorant and raping women.

Does she think that it was men feeling her pain?

Gay men ashamed of being gay, straight men feeling forced to pretend to be anti-gay.

The first set began in tight fashion, both men feeling each other out.

On closer examination, however, this method resembled too closely the tale of the five blind men feeling up the elephant.