Examples of 'i feel particularly' in a sentence
Meaning of "i feel particularly"
i feel particularly - This phrase expresses an emphasis on a specific feeling or emotion. It indicates that the speaker is experiencing something in a distinct or heightened manner. It can be used to describe being exceptionally happy, sad, angry, or any other intense emotion that stands out from normal or usual feelings
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i feel particularly
I feel particularly in tune with the cosmos.
So reading is something about which I feel particularly passionate.
I feel particularly proud about this project.
You have been so brave that I feel particularly ashamed of what happened once.
I feel particularly sorry for his wife.
Put your dominant leg I feel particularly in tune with the cosmos.
I feel particularly cruel as the author after reading it.
I would like to mention two points which I feel particularly strongly about.
I feel particularly strongly about the latter point.
But I do not imagine that I feel particularly compelled by my birthplace.
I feel particularly strongly about gifts.
I would like to say to our Italian friends that I feel particularly attached to Italy.
I feel particularly weak there.
It 's great to be part of the family and I feel particularly at ease.
I feel particularly golden today.
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As a matter of fact I feel particularly common!
I feel particularly lucky.
Last but not least, I feel particularly indebted to.
I feel particularly sorry.
That 's not to say that I feel particularly courageous.
I feel particularly bad about this because it seems to be from one of my departments.
In spite of all of that, I feel particularly sorry for these men.
I feel particularly involved in helping make mistakes acceptable to studio heads and other people.
I like to focus on my breath . And sometimes when I feel particularly stressed.
I feel particularly obliged to mention the problem of Spain.
Jörg Heiser talks about the loss of identity, a subject about which I feel particularly strongly.
I feel particularly strongly about this because of a picture I saw in a magazine.
There are days, especially when I am very tired, that I feel particularly masculine.
I feel particularly in tune with the cosmos I feel in tune with you tonight.
He said: "It's very sad and I feel particularly for both the Queen and her mother.
I feel particularly close to France and especially Normandy after visiting many times.
As a Northwesterner I feel particularly proud of what they have accomplished.
I feel particularly pleased that there is an agreement to consider targets on eco-efficiency and resources-productivity.
It 's a country I feel particularly attached to and grateful for.
I feel particularly honoured to be taking part in this debate, just after the Laeken summit.
As a German, I feel particularly strongly about that.
I feel particularly good about having pushed that . ".
As a woman, I feel particularly vulnerable.
Above all, I feel particularly drawn to the pragmatism of the query.
It 's not something I feel particularly proud of now that I look back on it.
Personally, I feel particularly honoured and grateful for this opportunity to address the Council.
Sometimes I feel particularly invisible to the opposite sex.
However, I feel particularly comfortable with the Italian transavantgarde.
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I just feel bad that you are so upset
I am really glad you feel that way
You will feel cold with no shoes
