In or At (In/At moments like this, I feel wonderful)

[lolo]

Hi. Could you please tell me which is correct..

in moments like this or
at moments like this

Example: In/At moments like this, I feel wonderful.

Thanks,
Lolo

[Yankee]

Hi Lolo

I'd say both are correct, but "at moments like this" is used more often.

Amy
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[Pyro]

Either would work here as they're both prepositions. I'd use 'at' instead of 'in', because a moment in time is generally referred to be AT a specific location, and not nescessarily physically in that moment if that makes any sense at all.