I know how it feels.

Could you tell me how it feels? .

We know how it feels, don't we, Eve?

How It Feels to Be Starving , firstperson, singular.

How she feels.

Do you know how it feels hiding your love?

Suppose I ask Bobby how he feels about it?

How a father feels....

Why don't you ask how it feels to be lonely?

It's not your arm, you don't know how it feels!

You wouldn't understand how it feels to desire a woman.

I know how Tom feels.

Richard Seymour How beauty feels

How she feels about Hattori.

And it describes how he feels when composing is going well.

I want to show you how it feels for my patients.

I know how it feels to have wings on your heels

You wouldn't understand how it feels to watch her sordid affairs.

He just feels when to let it go, and how much.

Sami knows exactly how Layla feels.

Ought to know how she feels.

How can you know how she feels deep inside?

It feels terrible. Regret feels awful.

I suppose that may account for how heavy it feels nowadays, sometimes.

Coming out of it now, thanks. We know how it feels, don't we, Eve?

I asked how Seung Jo Oppa feels.

I think that's how Louis Jang feels.

I can't stand thinking how he feels.

I know how he feels about me.

You know how Rick feels... Rick! Rick!

How it feels to dream and train for the Olympics for a lifetime.

After this awful event occurs, Rocket gets to decide how she feels about it.

Guess you don't know how it feels to lose your own folks that way.

I'm so old and decrepit, I've forgotten how it feels to want somebody desperately.

This sentence states exactly how the writer feels.

You...Could you possibly know how that feels?

You know how your mother feels about that.

Now that process feels great. It feels really satisfying.

It feels funny.

It feels wonderful.

It feels weird.

It feels wonderful.

It feels great.

It feels good.

It feels weird.