"present feeling" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the emotions or state of mind currently being experienced by someone. Example: Her present feeling of joy was evident as she danced around the room.
I try to stay present, feeling my heart's systole and diastole, its sympathies opening, closing, opening, closing.
"Ownership is being present, feeling that you own your craft and the whole history of movement," Ms. May said.
Governmental policy-makers, students both aspiring and current, and university administrators would all do well to remain aware of present feeling in the global academic community.
Yet, they too were bitterly disappointed at our present, feeling disempowered, unable to tell us what happened, and how it was lost.
"In a nutshell, my present feeling is that it was a tragedy waiting to happen, but one made much worse by countless errors along the way, in many of which I had a part".
In a move to encourage the young, students at some universities this week were allowed to vote on campus in advance of election day.The young, too, may feel that a vote could be a gesture of national support for the present feeling of anti-Americanism in the country.
My ever present feelings of being an imposter suggest that I have more work to do.
People's evaluations could be considered as a combination of both the past and the present feelings.
But then the story ran into a dilemma: in the all-encompassing present, feelings can take as much air as there is and suffocate thinking.
Since our present feelings are inevitably "shadowed" by those in our past, Nussbaum considers the narrative arts especially illuminating about "emotion-histories".
Before preparing the taste samples, we also had the participants fill out a questionnaire about their present feelings (among other items).
