Sentence examples similar to state of feel from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, she allows herself sarcastic remarks — for some of the congregants, she says, the product of prayer is a state of "feel-good blurries" — and she describes some scenes with unmistakably comic intent.

Many Americans in their state of fear felt America could no longer afford to support what to many Americans were simply vague principles embodied in human rights and in our own Bill of Rights.

Once your act is at a state to feel proud of, Showtime's other two key features kick in.

Why did the state of Illinois feel the need to give Cooper's Hawk so much money?

But the state of Montana felt differently and sought to defend its 1912 law limiting corporate spending.

And yet, for Mexican immigrants who have moved here from the village of Ejido Modelo in the state of Jalisco, East Point feels much like home.

"Everybody in the state of Connecticut felt that the unions should be part of the budget solution," she said, trembling with anger.

Had the competition been intended to capture the fractured state of shock felt soon after 9/11, this plan would probably deserve first place.

It's not that their mission has been accomplished (the A.P. notes that they were "welcomed as liberators" when they arrived after Katrina) but that the state of Louisiana feels it can't afford to keep them.

The problem is, for many young Jews right now, the modern state of Israel feels far from a home.

At that time, the country's Sikh minority, who mostly live in the northern state of Punjab, felt increasingly marginalised from the central government.