A careful diver, feeling in one's waters to avoid startling the fish, moved slowly through the reef.

Writers often rely on the expression 'feeling in one's water' to convey an instinctive certainty about a character's fate.

One is feeling in one's water to test its temperature before diving.

He feels in one's water the subtle shift of the tide before anyone else does.

A feeling in one's waters can sometimes warn you when something is off.

Before committing to the project, it's wise to feel in one's waters to gauge the team's mood.

One often needs to feel one's way through a dark room when the power goes out.

Seeing the crushed beetle, he muttered where there's no sense there's no feeling, certain that creatures with little awareness do not suffer as we do.

She kept saying she was feeling like death, even though she tried to act normal at the party.

After resting for a few days, one finally feels like oneself again.