Sentence examples for you also feel from inspiring English sources

And, as with other recent, more consequential once-in-a-lifetime cataclysms, you find yourself not just feeling disappointed or even despairing; you also feel cosmically duped.

If, in addition to feeling like you've lost part of yourself, you also feel you may be experiencing the symptoms of depression, look into getting the care and attention of a therapist.

You might cry, but you also feel beaten up.

You also feel the effects for days afterwards, too.

You also feel that Franzmann's play is written out of first-hand experience.

You also feel that, even now, Baddiel craves demonstrations of his father's love.

But you also feel that he could argue just as brilliantly the other way, and indeed might soon do so.

It's a shock to the system, but you also feel the benefit – I've become so much fitter.

But didn't you also feel more than a little sympathy for Julia drifting off to sleep while Winston read?

And on the long-distance trails, whether paved or unpaved, you can feel pampered, yes, but you also feel sequestered, shut off from conventional — "real" — avenues of transportation.

"You also feel Steven and Fernando have a good eye for each other and you saw that against West Brom - I hope it will get even better".