Sentence examples for article has felt from inspiring English sources

Oh and if the last few minutes of reading this article has felt like the Nigel Farage Show, he still dominates this political party.

In some articles, it has felt like the story is a thinly veiled way of baiting both Muslims and those who don't very much care for them, pitting one against the other.

Mr. Bush's director of communications, Karen P. Hughes, said of Mr. Clymer, "There's been a series of articles that the governor has felt have been very unfair".

Today, before launching an attack to punish Syria's Bashar Assad for using chemical weapons, Barack Obama has felt bound to seek the blessing of Congress (see article).

Your article only confirmed what I have felt my entire life.

Asked by Leveson were there no other staff available to review the Guardian article, Stephenson said Yates "would have felt that he was more than equipped to deal with it".

A Buzzword Becomes a Quest: The Concept Is Hard to Pin Down, and Some Even Find It Harmful" (news article, Nov. 25): I, too, have felt troubled by the easy bandying about of the word "closure" since the events of Sept. 11.

I feel exactly like you've felt in this article every day".

So if you're reading this, and you've felt that way, take this article as a sign of serendipity.

I immediately recognised what Ed Miliband must have felt when the Mail published its article.

Born of fundamental research which at the time might have felt irrelevant, it enables you to read this article now.