Sentence examples for words feeling from inspiring English sources

Is Words feeling economic pressure, as many other small bookstores are, with the rise of Amazon?

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.

In other words, feeling stupid is a good thing.

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.

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.

Some say the word "feeling blue" comes from the tradition of ships flying blue flags and bearing a painted blue band when a captain or another officer died.

In other words, feelings do not cause bodily symptoms but are caused by them: we do not tremble because we feel afraid; we feel afraid because we tremble.

Letting go of any attachment I had to yesterday's thoughts, words, feelings, emotions, perceptions, actions, and memories of childhood, I begin the day.

Our thoughts, words, feelings and actions are powerful beyond our knowing.