Sentence examples for which was feeling from inspiring English sources

For ages, Janis had wondered what was the matter with him that when he cried, which was feeling bad, it felt good somehow.

About 7 on Sunday night (which was feeling a whole lot like 8 to me and four cranky children), I set them forward again.

In 1790, the French National Assembly, which was feeling restive anyway, decided that the time had come to seek rationality not only for France but also, by enlightened example, for the rest of the world.

New York Republicans say he also wanted to make sure there was something for upstate, which was feeling the economic aftershocks of the attacks and which provides Pataki with much of his political support.

Only one frequent attender gave an internal reason for non-attendance, which was feeling guilty due to having relapsed, as illustrated below.

This develops empathy, that sense of feeling with someone (unlike sympathy, which is feeling for someone).

Buick, which is feeling pretty good about itself, wants to take the exam, too.

Sifting through the onion peels, chickpeas and half-eaten chapatis, she can tell which families are struggling and which are feeling flush.

Meanwhile, as businesses in the region seek loans, more companies are having to look beyond Western-linked banks to lenders like Sberbank, which is feeling flush.

Hollyoaks, which is feeling its age after 15 years and is one of C4's most expensive contracts, is struggling with halved audiences.

The Historical Society, which is feeling like a revitalized, light-on-its feet institution these days, immediately said yes to the idea, and the exhibition is fascinating.