Sentence examples for stands feeling from inspiring English sources

"He won that match with his shots, but he really won it with his heart," said Patrice Hagelauer, a former French Davis Cup coach who, like many people, left the stands feeling a bit weak in the knees.

Most of all, I couldn't stand feeling like I had something to hide all the time.

For example, you may say "I stood feeling helpless while my twin brother attempted to begin his presentation to the class.

I stood there, feeling a little stupid.

I stood there feeling wholly inadequate, at least linguistically.

I've literally stood there, feeling like I'm going to cry.

My legs are wobbly as I stand there, feeling like Edmund Hillary on the peak of Everest.

(The Hunger Games: Catching Fire) I stand there, feeling broken and small, thousands of eyes trained on me.

"I certainly don't stand here feeling obliged to defend the performance of the previous state government," he said.

Watching them go beyond the call of their duties, as we stood by feeling collectively helpless, we had a feeling of déjà vu.

Witness, for example, his description of an unpleasant cocktail-­party encounter with a writer more celebrated than he: "For a long time I just stood there, feeling like a gob of spit, and now it was settled, no matter what might happen to me here, no good could come of it or make me feel better or calmer.