Sentence examples for the current feeling from inspiring English sources

As a non-Jewish East Indian woman, raised in an all-American Christian household, I feel compelled to counter the current feeling of hopelessness regarding Mideast peace.

Mike Stanton, the Yankees' player representative, yesterday addressed the current feeling of the players.

But whatever its origins, these wood patterns reinforced the current feeling for craft and things made — and polished — by hand.

But there were many other references to prisms: chiffon dresses streaked with diamond shapes in soft colors; or sweaters with patterns that both followed the current feeling for geometry and had a graphic quality of their own.

"Recording the first-person perspective -- the fear, the uncertainty, the questions that are being asked of people -- I think the current feeling is that there is an important opportunity to capture that," she said.

It is interesting that many women ("Facing Cancer, a Stark Choice," Jan . 22 have gone from favoring lumpectomies because mastectomies were considered "abusive and disfiguring," especially when small cancers were present, to the current feeling that the threat of cancer makes prophylactic mastectomies worthwhile.

Another truth is that the current feelings about China do not fully reflect today's reality.

And what are the current feelings of Syrian refugees towards the international community and it's mechanisms for proteciton and accountability?

My current feeling about the future is how it looks a lot like right now except the food's better and they've already got whatever it is that replaces the internet.

"I love him dearly -- I'm biased about this, and I just feel compelled to do this because almost every day I hear the current incumbent feeling compelled to push down the past to make himself look better".

Guardian Australia reported on Monday that the left caucus convened a special meeting to try and head off a damaging bout of infighting in Victoria, and a deputation from the left has asked Shorten to intervene to ensure the current ill feeling doesn't escalate.