Sentence examples for this deep feeling from inspiring English sources

It's not like she conjures up dead Aunt Lily, or Uncle Ted, she says, it's just this deep feeling she gets, Spirit impressing on her mind what she needs to tell this person.

This last dance is about what Jeter means to the Yankee brand and the deep feeling between player and team.

And also this very deep feeling of a gap in my artistic profile," she told VICE.

But the lack of action belies the deep feelings here.

The end result of all this soaking is a deep feeling of cleanliness and an almost boneless state of relaxation.

"This city has a deep feeling for New York, since there is not a single family here without a relative there," said Radames Altagracia, an adviser to the mayor.

This gives them a deep feeling of peace, connectedness and relief from stress.

This deathbed scene, described with deep feeling that avoids sentimentality, is one of the most famous in Victorian fiction.

"I had a deep feeling that this would happen because my Achilles' had been bothering me and pain was radiating up my leg," said Stuczynski, who plans to have a magnetic resonance imaging test on her injured leg.

This is a CD of deep feeling: sad memory, deep loss, specific regret.

Underneath this Hildy Johnson exterior, though, he was a man of deep feeling and private generosity.