A very different feeling.

I feel well today.

I felt the earth shake.

I know the feeling.

I know that feeling.

It makes me feel good.

Tom isn't feeling very well.

Just follow your heart.

I feel better today.

Touch me, feel ah, ah, you know!

How are you feeling this morning?

I feel better today than yesterday.

Do you feel any better today?

Tom felt his heart beating faster.

Are you feeling better, Tom?

Sensing danger, he ran away.

School has started and I like it so far.

I became aware of someone looking at me.

An unpleasant feeling is always bad.

I don't feel very well. I should go home.

She makes people feel like queens.

Going to Italy to study attend school feels pretty good.

I felt somebody pat me on the shoulder.

I feel that someone tapped my shoulder.

What is your impression of America?

I feel we're going to get better.

We felt the house shake a little.

George felt the train begin to move.

I caught a cold and was in bed yesterday.

Here I found touch is at six , and one of the reasons is that smokers told me the sensation of holding a cigarette and bringing it up to your lips is a big part of the smoking experience, which shows, it's kind of scary to think how well cigarettes are designed by the manufacturers.

Whatever you said to him made him feel better.

I had a feeling this might happen.

I had a feeling this might happen.

Your words made him feel much better.

However, it would be better if we could boost up a couple of the other senses like smell and taste.

I suggest that you should write him a thank you letter.

I felt my heart beating violently.

I felt myself being lifted up.

Before going to bed, I took three pills to stop a cold.

John felt the presence of a ghost in the dark room.

I never felt this way before I met you.

Before I met you, I never felt this way.

John felt like there were ghosts in the dark room.

After a couple of drinks, the guy was feeling no pain.

I have a feeling you'll be a very good lawyer.