Sentence examples for cannot but feel from inspiring English sources
While one cannot but feel unnerved by his gloating, perhaps feeling uncomfortably ambivalent is the appropriate response to such subject matter.
"One cannot but feel the empty sham of pretense in such a service," he scribbled in neat, even script.
Judging by this remorselessly bleak account of Iraq's moral collapse, one cannot but feel squeamish about Iraq's future, under any regime.
As tensions grow, I cannot but feel that we in the region are on the verge of missing an opportunity — one that we cannot afford to miss.
Indeed, the reader, manipulated as he is by the story's twists and reversals, cannot but feel some affinity for the hapless legislator.
Otherwise, we will be faced with a generation growing up in war-torn nations in who cannot but feel deepest frustration and animosity towards Europe and its "values".
"We can hardly see the town recovering its rhythms, and students cannot help but feel the hardships their families are feeling.
