Sentence examples for able to feel a from inspiring English sources

"You might still be able to feel a faint signature of the lightening that struck it," he said.

But coming back this time, I was able to feel a difference, something to compare it to.

"If you limit it to a certain place, readers won't be able to feel a sense of familiarity".

When you go into a school, you should be able to feel a vibe – and there simply wasn't one".

And you'd never have guessed it, but being able to feel a bit sorry for him was even better than thinking he was perfect".

If her vowel sounds weren't quite so pure, and her expression was less totally confident, I might be able to feel a twinge of sympathy for her".

More than a quarter of the Caribbean and black-other ethnic groups also report only an English national identity, suggesting that some people in the ethnic minority groups that are most likely to have mixed offspring are able to feel an English identity too".

The two required changes were the omission of a similar item from the FACT-B and FACT-P questionnaires 'I am able to feel like a woman' and 'I am able to feel like a man', because these questions were found to be confusing and unacceptable to volunteers.

I am grateful to her now, even if I was not able to feel such a thing at the time.

"People were able to feel what a hot summer would be like".

Believe it or not, being able to feel is a miracle.