Sentence examples for I know felt from inspiring English sources

"It turns out most baby boomers I know felt the same way — love the idea, hate the name; we are such a herd," she said.

The young pastor said, "A lot of good people I know felt like Obama was running ramshackle over them.

I didn't support the most recent strike on 10 July – and a lot of people I know felt the same way.

United can't just play well for 20 minutes, then lose It concerns me that expectation levels have slipped so far at my former club Manchester United that many supporters I know felt relieved at snatching a late draw with Chelsea and losing narrowly to Manchester City.

Many French people I know felt that this law was a Pandora's box, that it was going to be more trouble than it was worth, and that the best thing to do was to continue to try to deal with it in the schools, with teacher-parent conferences and so forth.

When I wrote that piece for the New York Times I had watched for many years how every woman writer I know felt a little depressed about the question of how do I get people not to see my fiction as in the province of women only?

"Every student I know feels fortunate to be at Hunter.

Most Americans I know feel the same way I do.

The sly humor of "You Know That I Know" feels like familiar territory for Mr. White.

Quite a few economists I know feel the same way.

All nurses I know feel the same but we daren't say anything.