Sentence examples for true feeling of from inspiring English sources

This is the true feeling of the people of Uwajima".

Then, really, I think we could go into the weekend with a true feeling of closure.

Sweet and a little prim, Jean Arthur conveyed to 1940s audiences "the true feeling of delicious sexual frustration".

You never have a true feeling of how bad things are until you see the look in your head coach's eyes".

"Haig has figured out how to communicate to his students the true feeling of jazz," said Mr. Marsalis, artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center.

So I've written some commemorative lines, trying to communicate a true feeling of admiration for the noble battle that you've been fighting all these years, and that today, I think, is even more difficult to win.

But the true feelings of the nation as a whole are unknowable.

The true feelings of the people can be found, as always, in the comments.

It's more focused on the true feelings of first love and what the girl and boy go through.

It's just the supply chain: limit it and the expression of true feelings of love are compromised.

According to Ghazi, the women in his madrassa reflected the true feelings of most Pakistanis, and particularly their resentment of the United States' influence over Musharraf.