Sentence examples for name feeling from inspiring English sources

He chose to retain the Flames name, feeling it would be a good fit for an oil town like Calgary, while the flaming "A" logo was replaced by a flaming "C".

Part of a 2009 single released under Yorke's name, "Feeling Pulled Apart by Horses" ascended from a futuristic take on '70s funk into a wash of big beat and psychedelic chaos, a next-level extension of the anthemic charge of the Chemical Brothers from another time rock freely blended with electronica.

Managing discomfort is not the same as denying it; children are often able to wrangle and contain their large and unruly emotions when parents compassionately name feelings and help find constructive ways to address them.

3. Teach your child to recognize and name feelings.

He wrote first under the name "Incertus", feeling his way among giants.

The other executive, whom he would not name, was feeling embarrassed and beaten down.

A lot of "you probably know me by better my screen name" and feeling people out.

Cecil was uneasy about the name change, feeling that it gave a wrong impression of what type of game it was.

As a result of these differing accounts, some local tour guides attribute the name to "feeling one's way along a dark and narrow thoroughfare".

So, when I take my pup to the vet, the vet will ask me whether or not 'Fluffy' (not my pet's name) is feeling 'depressed'depressed

For now, I continue to use the two-name system, feeling like a comical yet suspect figure out of Dostoyevsky.