Sentence examples for word feeling from inspiring English sources

These involve, for example, an enlarged photograph of Ray Davies, founder of the Kinks; a battered typewriter case; a torn record album cover; a book titled "Wreckers of Civilization"; a battered toy horn; and a dentist's mirror embossed with the word "feeling".

In Process and Reality, Whitehead uses the word "feeling" as a synonym for prehension to indicate the vector character of feelings a feeling is always a feeling of something.

We'd straighten right up and wipe off our goofy grins without his even saying a word, feeling stupid and silly and soft, just as he intended.

Personally, I like to pepper them throughout my texts, using them to complement a word, feeling, or concept when appropriate: "Had you already left when the undercover cops broke up the party?! [policeman]" "[airplane] fly safe [pill] [sleeping Zs]".

He was excited yet careful when he spoke, every word feeling protracted.

The Guardian (here) wasn't much better, merely omitting the words "feeling refreshed" while the Telegraph (here) was more restrained, publishing only the first 11 words.

Mr. Myers used the words "feeling him" to indicate his empathy for the former president, and to highlight the enduring affection many African-Americans have for Mr. Clinton.

I was at a loss for words, feeling sad and remorseful for having missed his last days.

"I am sorry I yelled," I said quietly, the words feeling awkward coming out of my mouth.

Body Dysmorphic Disorder, or BDD, is a preoccupation with a perceived imperfection or flaw in appearance -- in other words, feeling ugly or unattractive.

To find out, ask them what they're noticing (try not to lead them––avoid use of the words "feeling" or "touch").