Sentence examples for I feel whatever from inspiring English sources

"I feel O.K., though," she said, "because I feel whatever I can do for them, I'll do it.

"I feel whatever you feel — we are one!" Shaw said to Mejia, after returning to the dugout, while another teammate scrambled out to retrieve the ball as a keepsake.

"I feel whatever you feel we are one!" Shaw said to Mejia, after returning to the dugout, while another teammate scrambled out to retrieve the ball as a keepsake.

I feel whatever issues I raise on behalf of the community during the health centre meetings are not addressed timely.

Patient 2 (76 yrs: COPD, CHD, depression, deprived area) "it [a self-management support programme] doesn't appeal to me quite honest – I feel whatever me doctors says seems to be sufficient, and we're living with that".

Patients who did not expect that self-management support groups were likely to yield additional benefit reverted to a self-management style that was reliant on taking advice from their general practitioner: "it [a self-management support programme] doesn't appeal to me quite honest – I feel whatever me doctors says seems to be sufficient, and we're living with that".

I chose to shoot in black and white because I felt, whatever the weather, it would help me get closer to the mood of the city.

"My husband and I felt whatever we do, there are pros and cons, and maybe these are the cons we choose to deal with.

Maybe it's just me, I thought, when I still felt whatever I was feeling.

And whatever I have felt, whatever I have said about the art of Damien Hirst and his brothers and sisters, it always will be the art of my generation.

I always felt whatever Allan was doing was a stepping stone to the next thing.