Sentence examples for thought feeling from inspiring English sources

Eye contact is powerful because it unites as Goleman puts it— "thought, feeling, and action".

Otherwise, he favours clunking, one-line plot-quickeners: "Andorra, he thought, feeling his muscles tighten".

"Oooh, he's toast!" I thought, feeling suddenly excited by the prospect of a fresh "narrative" about a reinvigorated contest.

But that's only natural, he thought, feeling a little affection already for this fellow who was going to be part of his family soon.

"I'll give them an outcry!" I thought, feeling my blood stir in a way it hadn't for all sorts of other momentous events that I'm not going to embarrass myself by listing.

When they saw me, several of them stood up, their chairs scraping on the uneven patio, and they called out my name, or not my name really but my family name, I mean my father's name; soon I wouldn't be that name anymore, I thought, feeling suddenly the relief of it.

"You think feeling guilty is just an indulgence?" "What I think — " he said.

"We think feeling good about yourself is very, very important," she said in an interview.

He is, I think, feeling the pressure of the imminent opening.

"I think feeling your very best is knowing that you're comfortable in everything you're wearing," she said.

Her alien is voluptuous, superbly insouciant, unaffected by her surroundings – though I think feeling the cold a tiny bit.