Feelings [noun]

The bridesmaids relieved their feelings by many salutes and much tittering.

This demand was made with scornful seriousness; with a ruthless application to the feelings of a son.

It was a reproof, from the young woman who always so thoughtfully studied the feelings of everybody.

Words fail to describe my feelings as I watched the clothes come off him and dry ones go on just as if hands were arranging them.

It was the land of his forefathers; and with what views, with what feelings, was he first to set his foot upon its shores!

And Mrs. Haggard, after attempting to soothe the wounded feelings of her maid, directed her to accompany them.

And he walked into Lombard Street with the feelings of a culprit walking up the scaffold to his execution.

Forcing himself to believe that he had been the victim of some kind of illusory perception, he vigorously restrained his feelings.

It was to me a new birth of faculties that resembled a new sense of being, a buoyant and elastic lightness of feelings and frame.

Thus, where such pure, noble feelings do not exist, the mere forms of politeness become hypocrisy and deceit.