Sentence examples for English feels from inspiring English sources

I suspect the translation isn't all it could be: the English feels heavily accented and occasionally vague.

By no means trying to insult the American accent, British English feels much more sophisticated.

Certainly the English feel this way.

English felt tangible, like a third — and messy — roommate.

"The Americans and the English feel more connected," she said.

Mrs. Napier and her husband, who is English, feel they cannot keep it up any longer.

Her mother, who does not speak English, felt frustrated she could not help.

It has a vaguely English feel – not surprising given the original investors in the development were mostly British.

Vatican edicts do not work on Protestants, however, and the Dutch and English felt unconstrained by the decision to divvy up the subcontinent between Spain and Portugal.

Lots of English feel that the UN Emergency Force will remain in Egypt only long enough to restore the unqualified status quo stipulated by Col. Nasser.

Sporting events are one of the few times when the English feel a sense of national identity, which is a shame in a way.