Sentence examples for bound to feel very from inspiring English sources

With hordes of big kids, dozens of new teachers and a sprawling campus of confusing corridors to contend with, an 11-year-old just starting secondary school is bound to feel very small.

The Ciprianis were bound to feel the recession.

You're bound to feel, the question is whether you can bear to watch.

This suggests that those companies are bound to feel further pain, according to Mr. Suria.

Against this background, Obama's speech was bound to feel unequal to the occasion.

At least some of the Davos attendees are bound to feel grateful.

For reasons both obvious and not, such a project was bound to feel diminutive.

With this much incident, Sea of Poppies is bound to feel contrived at times.

Without compassion we are bound to feel alone.

She began to feel very cheerful.

"I used to feel very depressed.