Sentence examples for cases I feel from inspiring English sources

"In some cases I feel straight up that the guys are just making money," said Capt.

In both cases, I feel that the patsy, though gulled, comes off better than the gag man; the joke is on Baron Cohen, for foisting indecency on the decent.

In some cases, I feel I have tortured a non-English speaker enough with my mangled phrasing and believe that any movement -- in any direction -- along with a robustly delivered "thank you" to signal the end of my inquiry -- is preferable to enduring those same repeated instructions that I cannot possibly comprehend.

In most cases, I feel that both parties are satisfied (consular guy got the sex, visa person got the visa and quickly leaves the country never to be seen again).

As a Miami personal injury lawyer who has argued many cases against Walt Disney World as well as hundreds of other hospitality properties in premises-liability cases, I feel that there is a huge difference between signs that read "No Swimming Please" and "Warning: Beware of Alligators".

I put my trust in individuals that didn't turn out to be trustworthy, and in some cases I felt I didn't put enough trust in some people who would have deserved it.

"In many cases I felt they were driven by personal connections.

In both cases, I felt like I had little choice.

In both of those cases, I felt a sense of empowerment, for speaking truth to power.

Thinking that the situation in Greece is constantly getting worse, resulting in the rise of such cases I felt desperate.

In both cases, I felt the stress, but I knew that it was good stress which would repay me hundreds of time.