I feel hungry.

He can't feel even that he's hungry or tired.

I felt hungry.

Am I hungry!

Am I hungry!

I am hungry.

I suppose you're hungry.

I suppose you're hungry.

I was very hungry.

I am terribly hungry.

I think you're hungry.

I was quite hungry.

I was pretty hungry.

When I got home, I was very hungry.

I was pretty hungry when I got home.

I told them you were hungry.

I know that Tom is hungry.

I am hungry because I did not eat breakfast.

I felt hungry after the long walk.

I feel so free I feel so good.

It was really hot. I was very hungry.

I can cook you something if you're hungry.

But the kind of food you eat and when you eat it does influence how hungry you feel (and thus your self control), and whether you use up the calories you eat or turn them into fat even as you still feel hungry. (Sugar is the main culprit, as Robert Lustig, the author of Fat Chance, has argued.)

I can't feel my lips my face is frozen I can't feel my hands I can't feel my feet.

I feel in love with Carolyn. I feel so naughty.

Please give me something to eat. I am so hungry.

If I had eaten breakfast this morning, I would not be hungry now.

I feel curiosity, and I feel wonder, but at times I have also felt despair.

Especially if you're hungry and your kids are hungry and your neighbor's kids are hungry and your whole neighborhood is hungry, you're pretty angry.

I mean, the cells in our immune system are always hungry.

I mean, I feel useless.

I feel good.

I feel pretty.

I feel sassy.

I feel her.

I feel cold.

I feel ashamed.

I feel ashamed.

I feel relieved.

I feel homesick.

I feel fine.

I feel lethargic.

I feel lonely.

I feel dead.

I feel dizzy.