Sentence examples for a decision felt from inspiring English sources

According to Longerich, in 1941 "the initiative for the intensification of Jewish policy — in this case, the start of the deportations — once again came from Hitler, but Himmler, like other leading functionaries, intuited such a decision, felt his way forward and acted in advance of it and took on an active role as soon as the time was ripe".

What to adults may seem like a reasonable amount of time for a decision feels like an eternity to a child.

La Russa brought back the tactic decades later, and Girardi, who showed in last year's playoffs that he was not afraid to make a bold decision, felt it applied now given his lineup, his bench and the opposition.

Any attempt to justify it as a reasoned decision feels a little bogus.

Our decision felt like a major parenting fail.

Each time, the decision felt like a sane and, maybe, ethical position.

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At first, every decision felt like a leap of faith.

Jack Bryson, whose sons were with Grant the night of the shooting, told the Associated Press the decision felt like a slap in the face.

But for the Kunkels, the decision felt personal — an infringement, they say, upon their individual rights and religion.

But not, according to psychologists, if more choice raises expectations too high, which may make even a good decision feel bad.