Sentence examples for were feeling about from inspiring English sources

But I feel like it sort of opened us up in terms of how we were feeling about the year".

I guess it also represented the pain and outrage his supporters were feeling about the way things were.

The night before the event, over drinks, my friend tried to explain to me and the other partisans how his students were feeling about the race.

One piece of artwork depicted each of them on unicycles, which, she said, "slid back and forth on a pulley, depending on how queasy we were feeling about getting married".

Much of this confirms what an increasing proportion of the public were feeling about journalism; trust in the media has been dropping sharply in recent years with falls of over 20% for both television news and broadsheets between 2003 and 2010, while News International titles such as the Sun have always scored very low on trust – only 10%.

Prince Charles and Nicholas Witchell During a press conference at the Swiss ski resort of Klosters in 2005, the BBC's royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell irritated Prince Charles by asking how he and his sons were feeling about his forthcoming marriage to Camilla Parker Bowles.

Let me know how you're feeling about the result.

That may be how their father is feeling about himself.

"I've been feeling about the same," Rivera said.

"I don't know if that's how you're feeling about me," Mr. Cole said, "but that's how I'm feeling about this show".

It's pretty effective in terms of hearing how things are going and how people are feeling about the company or how people are feeling about you.