Sentence examples similar to share the feel from inspiring English sources
Big Lottery Fund Scotland chairwoman Maureen McGinn said: "With Celebrate we want to ensure that communities across Scotland are able to share the feel-good factor of the Games".
Middleton also said the band worked hard to make "Sunsets" heavy, so that it shared the feel of other songs on the album.
We share the grief felt by her children and grandchildren.
They do not share the qualms felt by their parents, brought up in a climate that mixed Nehruvian socialism with ancient Hindu ideals of renunciation.
There is one group that does not share the disappointment felt by spectators who had looked forward to a great series.
Aston Villa skipper Ron Vlaar says the players share the disappointment felt by the fans over the current run of six defeats and that the team is missing injured midfielder Fabian Delph.
According to a national poll released Wednesday afternoon, many young Americans share the frustration felt by Johnson.
We're compelled to spend more time around someone who smiles and to share in the feel-good chemicals their smile induces in us.
It is frequently difficult to follow the events, to share the fears, to feel the despair.
I hope they will still share the pride I feel in the city and country their ancestors helped build.
Alone now, without even a teenage patient to share the wait, I feel a swirl of guilt and discomfort.
