Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Feelings"

A: this could mean that nobody can control how you feel. Like someone could tell you to "cheer up" or to "not be so sad all the time," and in response you could say "my feelings cannot/can't be dictated".

A: It's #2 because to communicate means to share or exchange information, news, or ideas or to convey or transmit (an emotion or feeling) in a nonverbal way. You can communicate your feelings by explaining to other person or showing it off nonverbally like smiling widely to communicate your intense happiness.

A: It means that companies that make products aren't sure if they should ship out too far

A: Haha! Oh no "Pride and Prejudice" that takes me back to high school 😆😥. Okay so it has basically three parts (However little known the feelings or views of such a man may be on his first entering the neighbourhood). This means Despite how little anybody knows about "a man's" views and feelings when he first moves to the neighbourhood. (This truth is so well fixed into the minds of the surrounding families), the families in the neighborhood are so deeply convinced of the truth (that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife). (that he is considered rightful property of some one or other of their daughters) they already think of the man as going to be married to one or another of their daughters. So to put it all together 1) a man comes to the community, and despite how little they know about him 2) they are so convinced of the "truth" (that a single man...) that they believe 3) he's going to marry one (or other) of their daughters and so is one (or another) of their daughters property already.

Does that make sense, "Pride and Prejudice" was a difficult read even for a native speaker!!

A: It could be. It’s usually when the feelings (Love) you have for someone start fading. Losing feelings = Losing love. Can happen in a relationship or marriage.

A: " I feel worthless "
" I'm so sad "
" I feel depressed "
" I want to cry "
" I wish I could be happy again "
" I feel miserable "
" I can't do anything but cry my eyes out "
" I've been feeling down lately "

A: I will not rest until you are mine!

A: Yes, that is the meaning.

I don’t know “offend the eye, offend the ear”. Is it Japanese?

A: Almost the same literal meaning:
"in seventh heaven"

A: No one says "relieve feelings" in the U.S. Maybe a better phrase would be "relieve stress"

What do you do to relieve stress?
I usually exercise to relieve my stress.

A: Feelings about you means that there simply exist thoughts and opinions concerning the other person.

Feelings for you means that there is a desire to be in a close, personal, intimate, and exclusive romantic relationship with the other person.

A: And, also, when you say you have feelings for someone it means something more serious than just a crush, you know? ;)

A: They can be used in the same context, "complicated feelings" are usually used when someone can't explain how they feel or are unsure of how they feel, while "mixed feelings" can usually be explained but are also usually contradicting feelings.

A: The first sentence is more natural. In the second sentence (which seems to have the same intended meaning as the first) it is strange to say “have a feeling” and so I think it is not written correctly. Normally, you would say “I don’t have feelings for him in that way.”

A: A feeling can be more of an intuition or small idea. (Example: I have a feeling that it's going rain today.) Feeling can also mean physically feel something. (Hot, cold, sick) example: I feel sick today. Or I feel tired.

Emotions only express inward feelings. Emotions only describe mentally how you feel. Example: I feel happy today! :)

Types of emotions are: Happy, Sad, angry, content, confused...etc.

A:

The usual thing which people say is - i’m very sorry for your loss.

That’s something you can say if you don’t want to actually express your feelings.

Otherwise, – just honestly express your feelings. I mean, if there is ever a time for it, surely a funeral is.

A: You can "tell someone" your true feelings but we don't say just "tell true feelings."

"I told him my true feelings."
"I'll tell you my true feelings."
"Please tell me your true feelings."

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A: i don’t feel love

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A: × There are some negative feelings running inside.
✓ There are some negative feelings running around inside my head (or brain).

A: × I don't know how I'm feel about my feelings
✓ I don't know how I'm feeling about my feelings

you could also say, I don't know how I'm feeling, I don't know how to feel, or I don't understand my feelings. But your sentence (with the correction) is correct!

A: × He got mixed feelings when he watched Titanic movie.
✓ He got mixed feelings when he watched the movie, “Titanic”.

He got mixed feeling when he watched the “Titanic” movie.

Without “the” or changing the order of referencing Titanic and movie, it sounds odd.

A: “I still have feelings for her.” This is the natural way to say it.

A: If you're saying its not hard for you to express your feelings
(I can express my feelings easily)

If you're saying its not hard for you to lie about your feelings
(I can express my feeling honestly)