Sentence examples for twinge of feeling from inspiring English sources

We are narcissists now in every corner of our lives, fascinated by the most trivial thought that trundles through our brain, recording it for our friends, communicating every twinge of feeling, every passing impulse, telling people we don't know what page we've reached in books they've never heard of.

(2) Bodily sensations, for example, feeling a twinge of pain, feeling an itch, feeling hungry, having a stomach ache, feeling hot, feeling dizzy.

And one day, after several weeks of feeling a twinge in my shoulder when I shifted positions in bed, the twinge spiked to a sharp pain down my arm.

Not really, of course, but that's the kind of meaningless remark from which Mr. Eno derives both humor and twinges of quiet feeling.

And other than a twinge of irritation, and feeling insulted it really doesn't hurt all that much.

Her green eyes meet mine, and the little twinge of sadness I was feeling turns into an undertow.

The character has twinges of those feelings once in a while, but the ability to buy a few Lexuses and/or sexually conquer just about everyone in sight usually keeps him from any kind of realistic reckoning.

Still, I can't help feeling a twinge of ambivalence.

Mr. Fletcher, the corporate financier, admitted to feeling a twinge of guilt, but quickly pushed it aside.

But many Southampton residents are feeling a twinge of nostalgia for an old family and a way of life.

I couldn't help feeling a twinge of concern for the future Mark McDonoughs, besieged by so much financial psychobabble.