Sentence examples for might feeling from inspiring English sources

They might, feeling an understandable fear, make a gesture toward trying to end the encounter, as Samuel DuBose did when he put his key in his car's ignition and turned it during his encounter with a University of Cincinnati police officer -- which officer reacted to that attempt to be "free to leave" by shooting Mr. DuBose in the face.

Someone mowing the lawn down the block is just as loud as someone shouting right next to them, a tag rubbing on their neck is just as painful as having their skin scraped off, a small flashing light might blot out the sun, a dot of mustard might feeling like a mouth full of it, or a faint waft of perfume is just as bad is standing in an enclosed sewer system.

In this case, I might start feeling more negative about my brother, or I might start feeling more negative about the Bible.

They might be feeling hurt inside.

"That other person might be feeling that exact same way".

What you might call, feeling daring, a soul.

Other symptoms might be feeling tired, nauseated, dizzy, or short of breath.

An influential woman can help provide inspiration and direction to those who might be feeling lost.

We understand that voters in the rich, industrial world might be feeling deep bailout fatigue.

Magglio Ordonez might start feeling kind of wimpy sitting out with a fractured ankle.

Now, with the world looking bleaker, the older members might be feeling a lot less generous.