Sentence examples for a case of feel from inspiring English sources

And for those who think this is a case of "feel the width", somewhere in among the haunted leaves of this mighty tree is a 24-track collection of all the songs copyrighted between 1967 and 1975, which would rank alongside any Dylan collection.

"That still happens now, but it's just a case of educating, I feel.

He added: "Whether it's the league below, a league higher or abroad it was really a case of where I feel I'd be comfortable".

It was a case of when I felt that it was overkill in the film.

In the incompetent patient scenario, a case of head injury, physicians feel less inclined to withdraw life support.

I was most struck by the countless threads devoted to comparing "war wounds," a case of one-upmanship that felt like watching boxers or a platoon of Marines.

It wasn't a case of the personnel, I felt that Dynamo built momentum with the home crowd and capitalised on that".

"It was a case of jumping off what felt like a sinking ship," she said.

I feel a case of hat lust coming on.

"I compare it to a case of arthritis where your joints feel fine in the morning but get gradually worse though the day," Dr. Wyatt said.

It was a case of never mind the quality feel the length when Graeme Dott beat Peter Ebdon 18-14 to win the world snooker championship.