Sentence examples for offer feeling from inspiring English sources

"My hands started tingling a little," I offer, feeling like this answer isn't sexy enough, deep enough.

The band declined his offer, feeling as though the album would not be the same without Tommy Ramone and Tony Bongiovi producing the album.

After giving it some thought, Carey declined the offer, feeling uncomfortable about recording a song she felt one of her musical influences performed so perfectly.

While we sampled every DJ on offer, feeling that it was only fair to get a taster of the event as a whole, we, predictably, spent most of our time with Harv.

Huff Post Religion has gathered a collection of prayers and writings from diverse traditions which look to offer a feeling of hope on this important day of reflection.

For San Francisco food lovers, the events offer a feeling of being part of the club.

The traditional straight high stoops are inconvenient to climb; those with just two or three steps do not offer a feeling of protection.

That has added to the sense that the government has little to offer — a feeling compounded by the lack of government services like schools or clinics in poppy-growing areas.

Ruthless, beautiful, bestial, this fantastic Cleopatra seemed to offer Europeans, feeling cramped in an increasingly regulated society, an escape into a Nietzschean wonderland of moral irresponsibility and violent pleasure.

Steven is being tracked by the dogged but kindly Inspector Healey (Timothy Spall, who gets to offer some feeling that is either human or mammalian, since he doesn't have to be cloaked in stylish dissolution).

The company said in a press release: "The paper will offer those feeling dismayed and disenfranchised by Brexit a non-political focal point, bringing together the extraordinarily broad spectrum of people who feel a real sense of loss after the leave vote victory".