"Feeling" Example Sentences
1. I'm feeling tired after a long day.
2. She had a strange feeling of unease.
3. The children are feeling excited about the trip.
4. He felt a sudden surge of joy and happiness.
5. I'm really not feeling well today.
6. She could not help feeling annoyed at his behavior.
7. They were feeling sad after losing the match.
8. He has a constant feeling of dread and fear.
9. Children often feel scared of the dark.
10. I'm feeling much better after having some rest.
11. He left with the feeling that something was wrong.
12. The bad news left her feeling depressed.
13. The audience was feeling restless during the long speech.
14. The soldiers returned home feeling triumphant.
15. I woke up feeling refreshed and full of energy.
16. I am feeling overwhelmed with work.
17. The news made her feel disappointed and let down.
18. The whole family was feeling miserable in the cold weather.
19. With new hope, she felt her spirits lifting.
20. I am feeling optimistic about the future.
21. The loss made him feel very low.
22. The music filled her with deep sadness.
23. The report left most people feeling very angry.
24. His smiling face gave me a warm feeling inside.
25. She felt a surge of anger rise up within her.
26. The children looked frozen, feeling cold to the bone.
27. The news left me feeling numb with shock.
28. The audience left the theater feeling uplifted.
29. I felt a sudden pang of guilt for what I had done.
30. The announcement filled them with a sense of relief.
31. The sight gave me an eerie feeling.
32. My suspicion slowly began to turn into a conviction.
33. The challenging work left her feeling fulfilled and satisfied.
34. She felt a surge of emotion well up inside her.
35. The sunset filled him with wonder and awe.
36. The team were feeling drained and exhausted after the long practice.
37. The cool breeze felt refreshing on my skin.
38. She felt a twinge of pain in her lower back.
39. The long hike left him feeling weary and sore.
40. His words left me feeling hurt and confused.
41. She suddenly felt a wave of nausea sweep over her.
42. The song brought back happy memories, filling her with nostalgia.
43. The warm glow of the sunset made me feel at peace.
44. She felt a surge of adrenaline course through her body.
45. Her smile filled him with joy and contentment.
46. The news left her feeling distressed and anxious.
47. I felt a pang of guilt when I saw his sad face.
48. The victory filled them with pride and satisfaction.
49. Her words left me feeling rejected and unloved.
50. The end of the holiday left us feeling depressed and listless.
51. The medication was making me feel drowsy and sleepy.
52. She felt a wave of sympathy for the unfortunate child.
53. The news left me feeling drained and deflated.
54. The stressful day left me feeling tense and irritable.
55. I woke up feeling grumpy and out of sorts.
56. The sunset filled me with feelings of peace and tranquility.
57. The soup felt comforting and warming on a cold day.
58. The music filled the air with joyful feelings of celebration.
59. The news made me feel worried and anxious.
60. Her kindness left me feeling deeply moved and grateful.
Common Phases
1.
Feeling under the weather
Slightly unwell, not at one's best.
2.
Feeling blue
Feeling sad or depressed.
3.
Feeling pleased as punch
Very pleased and satisfied.
4.
Feeling on top of the world
Feeling extremely happy and confident.
5.
Feeling off color
Feeling slightly unwell.
6.
Feeling nostalgic
Experiencing
feelings of sentimentality and wistfulness.
7.
Feeling chills
Experiencing a sudden cold, shuddering sensation.
8. Have a gut
feeling
To instinctively have a strong intuition.
9. Get a warm
feeling
To experience a pleasurable
feeling of affection or comfort.
10.
Feeling green around the gills
Feeling nauseous or about to vomit.
11.
Feeling flat
Feeling low in energy, motivation or vitality.
12. Gave me the chills
Feel a sudden cold, shuddering sensation.
13.
Feeling queasy
Feeling slightly nauseous.
14. Give someone the creeps
Cause someone to feel a shudder of disgust or fear.
15.
Feeling hot under the collar
Feeling embarrassed, angry or flustered.