Sentence examples for this slight feeling from inspiring English sources

Is it this slight feeling of being an outsider that makes her so, well, bolshie?

"I had this slight feeling of, 'Oh, great -- now what about him?' " she said.

Even now, if I've had a very nice time with friends, which is exactly what I needed and wanted, but I've done no acting or writing, then I am left with this slight feeling of guilt.

But this search, this slight feeling of insecurity, who will be merged with whom/…/.

What happens to him is like what happens to the straight audience – he mirrors the slight feeling of trepidation.

You look around and see the same emotions you're experiencing: anxiety, fear, restlessness, even the slight feeling of inadequacy.

"You always have that slight feeling, 'Will we be good enough'?" reflects Grainger, who was introduced to rowing at the University of Edinburgh's Freshers Fairr.

When we looked down at the valleys and the glaciers and the mountains, it was with the slight feeling of melancholy you have when you depart something you know you're going to miss.

Look straight ahead and focus on the track and you'll only feel a slight feeling of weightlessness that should actually be pretty pleasant and should pass in a moment or two.

This may account in part for a slight feeling of insubstantiality about "Buffalo Gal".

When I was asked to review this book, I must admit to a slight feeling of dread.