But thou as yet standest in no Temple; joinest in no Psalm-worship; feelest well that, where there is no ministering Priest, the people perish?
Thou feelest this thyself; if thy nature is repugnant to their teaching, it is just because thou feelest their incompetence.
Thou art not Gawayne that is so good esteemed, that never feared for no host by hill nor by vale, for now thou fleest for fear before thou feelest harm (ll.
If possible, dwell not in the house with any person that thou feelest thyself endangered by; if that be not possible, avoid their company, especially in private: abhor all lascivious and immodest actions.
In a sensual unregenerate person, there is but one party, there is nothing but flesh; but thou feelest the combat between the flesh and the Spirit within thee.
Thou that feelest the drink do thee good, dost little think how the devil hath a design in it, not only to have thy soul, but to have it quickly; that the mud-walls of thy body being washed down may not hold it long.
Thou feelest in thy soul no strength to fan this spark into a flame, no riches in thy heart to feed it when aroused.
My friend," said Werner, after some reflection, "it has often grieved me that thou shouldst strive by force to banish from thy soul what thou feelest so vividly.
Why, at that time when thoufeelest and findest thy strength quite gone, even that is the time when the Lord will renew and give thee fresh strength.
What kind of secret wishes hast thou in thy soul when thou feelest the lusts of thy flesh to rage?
On the contrary therefore when thou feelest in thine own conscience that thou art guilty, take heed with all thy soul that thou contend neither with God nor with men by defending or excusing thy sin.
But thou shalt not be eternally condemned, because thou feelest this motion of sin in thy members.
I see thoufeelest for me; thou feelest the sharp pangs that thou inflictest.
Feelest thou not The inanimate winds enamoured of thee?
Thou art of noble lineage and feelest reverence for us.
O Janardana, the cause must be very grave when at such a time thou feelest such joy.
O king, from the weakness of thy disposition thou feelestshame in violating thy pledge.
It is because thou hast adopted a life of peace that thou feelest not this distress.
If thou hast not devotion, but rather feelestthyself dry, be instant in prayer, cease not to groan and knock; cease not until thou prevail to obtain some crumb or drop of saving grace.
Chiefly oughtest thou to humble thyself when thou feelest inwardly little or no devotion, yet not to be too much cast down, nor to grieve out of measure.
Thou shalt be the first that shall repent If ever thou flee Reason and sue folly, When once thou feelest the smart of misery.
Flee also the company and the occasion Of that sin, which is damnable; As soon as thou feelest any temptation Put it clean away, by means convenable.
Whenever thou feelest weary, then oughtest thou to glide away from all the world; and go to sleep with the thought of thy husband in thy heart.
Now, ownest wife, I do not press thee to stay, but leave it all to thy wisdom, and if thou feelest that it is now time to come home, most gladly will he welcome thee.
But if any of thy headache and bewilderment have remained hitherto, and now thou feelest somewhat like a breath of Heaven on thy brow, we will take it for granted that my kisses have found thee out.
The more thou feelest thyself to be a man, so much the more dost thou resemble the gods.
And ever when thou feelest sweetness and comfort in thy doing, then He breaketh this fruit and giveth thee part of thine own present.
When thou feelest he is no longer flying, rip open the pelt with this blade and come out of it; the bird will be scared and will fly away and leave thee free.
Thou feelest thyself surrounded by thine enemies--by the world with its insults and its recalling of vain pleasures, by the devil with his many temptations, by the flesh with its great rebellion and struggle against the spirit.
Do not make up thy mind obstinately, but as thou feelest thyself called without thine own doing, so respond.
At other times, do not fast, except when thou feelest able, on Saturday.
Thou canst never better understand that God is kind and loving, than when thou feelesthis comfort.
It follows that if thou thinkest the infinite, thou perceivest and affirmest the infinitude of the power of thought; if thou feelest the infinite, thou feelest and affirmest the infinitude of the power of feeling.
What thou feelest as a limit thou strugglest against, thou breakest loose from, thou deniest.
For example, thou feelest desire, passion, the conditions of time and place, as limits.
I see thou feelest for me; thou feelest the sharp pangs that thou inflictest--speak, for pity!
If thou feelest not the beautiful, still thou with reason canst will it; And as a spirit canst do, that which as man thou canst not.
Thy heart is cold, thou feelest not our joy, Thou hast beheld the glories of the skies; No earthly interest moveth thy pure breast.
Disgracing thy brother, that king of the Yakshas, that adorable one who is the friend of Maheswara himself, that lord of treasures, how is it that thou feelest no shame?
What can I do to thee that still feelest a regard for Rama who is only a human being and, therefore, our food?
Exquisitely beautiful as thou art, how is it that thou feelest not any fear in these forests?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "feelest" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
