Sentence examples for able to feel that from inspiring English sources

Well, the black American woman has never been able to feel that way.

"For the first time, I was able to feel that out-of-body experience in a movie that I feel onstage," she said.

In August 1933, he writes to his friend, Lady Ottoline Morrell, the society hostess: "I am anxious to be able to feel that Vivienne will not lose any friends through my action".

You will be able to feel that change.

"I never thought I'd be able to feel that again," he says.

Meaning, a person would be able to feel that same way I felt when I made "The Bells," at the very moment I made it.

"I think it will help us in the long run to be able to not feel that way and not want to feel that way anymore".

"If you are able to feel what that language means, then you are also able to understand the human being you are portraying.

"If a coach in a small club has a talented young gymnast on their hands, they need to be able to feel 'ownership' of that talent all the way through that gymnast's career.

For the most part, I found that I was able to feel all that pain and yet still enjoy the full weight of my gorgeous surroundings.

I haven't been able to feel trust like that since John Smith was alive.