Sentence examples for Feel evidence from inspiring English sources

Heavy workloads may bear a significant part of the blame when parents feel evidence is inaccurate, inadequate or unfair.

The severity of her condition surprised her surgeon; he knew that during Chloe's pelvic exams doctors had not felt evidence of scarring consistent with acute endometriosis.

More than 20% of all respondents felt evidence supporting SSC lacking and preferred tailored care.

One area in which the IOM panel felt evidence was insufficient to conclude whether an association or causal relationship concerned molds and a number of systemic conditions alleged to be related to mycotoxins (Fischer and Dott 2003).

Some feel the evidence of benefits is limited while others view the evidence of benefit as established.

Many teachers feel the evidence is not compelling, and don't like phonics.

I kept my fingers wrapped around his wrist so I could feel the evidence of his life.

"We feel the evidence is strongly in our favor and look forward to our next day in court".

"Without those charges, we did not feel the evidence was there to make a strong case against these seven drug dealers," said the spokeswoman, Cathie Abookire.

Strangely, despite living on 600 calories a day, I rarely feel hungry – evidence, if it were needed, that I routinely eat too much.

Business leaders, I urge you to touch and feel the evidence of these issues so that you understand their true nature and urgency.