Sentence examples for today feeling from inspiring English sources

Kovalainen said that he felt ready to race again: "I arrived here today feeling confident that I would pass the FIA test as I feel 100% and if I had not felt 100% I would have told the team already and stayed at home.

If you woke up today feeling miserable about the day ahead, I recommend you put on an outfit you feel like a superstar in and see how your day plays out.

"I'm glad I was able to go as long as I could today feeling the way I was," Gee said.

So how am I finding myself, today, feeling nostalgic for Jim Davidson?

"I stand before you today feeling angry and betrayed," Ms. DiNardo said.

Mr. Gore was certainly in full voice today, feeling energized, aides said, by positive signs in several recent polls.

By 1929, feeling stifled, he left for Paris.

In 1990, feeling threatened by the government and fearing arrest, Kadare defected to France.

Mr. Johnson spent a handful of days in New York this month, feeling the tug of obligation.

In 1890, feeling that the company had accomplished its objectives, the duke closed it.

Fred Woodward walked into the Condé Nast building last week, feeling a little daunted.