Sentence examples for I feel lies from inspiring English sources

The trouble, I feel, lies in the middle layer of the cake — as it does so often in real life (damn the jelly).

Part of the reason for this, I feel, lies with the Dalai Lama's personality.

The advantage of the UCD course, I felt, lay in the fact that the day is split between teaching in a school in the morning and attending lectures at college in the afternoon.

I'll never forget how I felt lying there on the ground.

I feel disillusionment lies with the fact that we don't have somebody who is "speaking to us"; what's left for us to digest is opposing fear campaigns squabbling about fact validation.

"I feel the lying was serious," he said.

"I sleep on the floor of whatever room I feel like lying in," she says.

It is all too easy to say the bad reputation of sharks is the lasting legacy of 1970s blockbuster movie Jaws, but alas, I feel the blame lies with sectors of the mainstream media, who unfairly give huge coverage to shark attacks, while often completely failing to report on injuries or fatalities caused by other wild animals, such as hippo, crocodiles, elephants and the like.

It is where I feel my future lies.

I think that's where I feel my responsibility lies ― with those friendships.

This is where I feel our strength lies: We will not progress, we will not save our planet by relying on mainstream NGOs to represent our interests, but rather by joining together our grassroots campaigns.