Sentence examples for thinking I feel from inspiring English sources

You're walking around New York and thinking, I feel really sexy because I'm wearing lingerie".

"I play very well, but I'm not thinking I feel like I've reached No. 1".

I was walking up the stairs at East Croydon, thinking, I feel like cattle, a piece of meat.

The cleverness is in the idea's literal-mindedness — Billy thinking "I feel like something's watching me" as he eats his cereal, one very large eye visible behind him, and then hauling the whale to school on his bicycle.

If you're feeling negative you don't do well, but if you've got that inner confidence, when you're sort of smiling to yourself and thinking, "I feel really good today" you just go into that zone where it's almost like you can't hear anything but your own thoughts.

Who gets up in the morning thinking: I feel like getting a nice orthopedic injury today.

"If the ending works, by the last scene people are just thinking, 'I feel bad for that guy.

As someone who identifies as both gay and queer queer in the modern sense of rejecting binary thinking—I feel at home in its embrace of complexity.

"I feel left out when you don't talk to me about what's going on in your head, and I'd like to know what you're thinking". "I feel hurt when you watch TV when we're eating dinner because I'd like to learn more about your day". "I feel unimportant to you when you don't include me in plans with your friends.

You'll be thinking, "I feel so great today, thanks to that long rest.

But when I returned to delusional thinking I felt I was escaping from the thought police".