Sentence examples for smart feeling from inspiring English sources

"My Story" goes a long way toward explaining how Mitchell's intimidation left Smart feeling hollowed out and paralyzed.

From bold and thick patterns, to thin, subtle designs, it's a smart look that you should find easy to incorporate in your outfit without feeling overly dressy.

City Island is deceptively funny, a blithe mix of smarts and feeling that never panders to the audience while offering a story about dreams and reality that anyone could identify with.

People with intellectual disabilities are usually smart with feelings.

It's hard to go from being good at a job that puts you in contact with a lot of other smart adults to feeling at sea at a very different kind of job that can leave you feeling isolated, lonely and confused.

In declining markets, he added, "people diversify instead of feeling smart and buying rifle-shot funds".

The television game show and its special pleasures -- playing along and feeling smart when other people are stupid -- lives.

Parents also need to check to see if they have any unfinished business of their own, issues like weight problems or not feeling smart enough.

Looking cool and feeling smart?

Such a fine line between feeling smart and sounding old.

She's smart, funny and feeling her oats, even though her teachers constantly do their best to snuff her sense of independence.