Sentence examples similar to minded feeling from inspiring English sources

You feel productive, and you wouldn't mind feeling that way more often.

A joy to read, if you don't mind feeling bewildered occasionally.

Writing so directly about the John-Taupin partnership is a gamble; it presumes that listeners care about hit makers' bygone times and don't mind feeling their own age.

Peter Dyke, writing for British tabloid the Daily Star, branded Charlie as "Sexy" and states: "Most fellas would not mind feeling the strong arm of the law if this beauty was their local police officer".

I know women might not like feeling like a piece of meat and, to be honest, the first time I saw it I was a little surprised, but I definitely don't mind feeling like a piece of meat.

It calls to mind feelings of calmness or serenity.

Thus he changed his mind, feeling "that what I have to do is prove that a negro can be made a good soldier".

I didn't mind, feeling rather content after spending a good 10 minutes behind the scenes with one of the richest men in America.

For a moment we are inside the logic of Ripley's mind, feeling distaste for a scheme he has himself mooted.

At first he favoured giving up the crown to Alexis, with his brother Grand Duke Michael as regent, but he changed his mind, feeling that the boy was too fragile.

"In the past, people have been able to speak their minds feeling pretty confident that what they say will not be written down and used in evidence against them".