"feeling" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- I am a soldier," he told the A.P. "Thus I have a deep-rooted feeling of duty - but also of honor.
- However, it is short-lived when she sleeps with Adam, unable to shake her deep-rooted feelings for him.
- Even when there have been tensions and problems, we may have spent many out-of-work hours caring for parents, and there may be deep-rooted feelings of loss.
- Thus I have a deep-rooted feeling of duty, but also of honor.
- Where I agree with Elizabeth Stone is that there are very deep-rooted feelings on the part of people who occupy the boot or the peninsula of Italy for their past.
- Despite the deep-rooted feelings between African-Americans and Whites, most southern cities were more willing to integrate the public libraries over other public facilities.
- One academic suggested that "The Malays have a deep-rooted feeling that they alone are the bumiputras, the sons of the soil, and as such have certain special rights over the land."
- Always relevant, they say, because of his critical attitude toward the petty bourgeoisie, his deep-rooted Democratic feelings and his absolute faith in the strength of the people.
- The Afrikaners' deep-rooted feelings remain unexamined; their hold on the land they consider their own is blind, unquestioned, mute.
- A recent scandal over the restoration of his monument in the Moscow Metro reveals deep-rooted feelings in Russian society.
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