Sentence examples for cases you feel from inspiring English sources

Even if people tell you that you did it, if you can't actually remember you don't feel as responsible, or in some cases you feel responsible for things that weren't your fault.

"In some cases, you feel that there is something anomalous in the image but have no tools to prove it".

It takes up time, costs money you'd rather spend elsewhere and it draws you into a world that doesn't interest you in the slightest and which, in some cases, you feel superior to.

Complimentary wine, biscuits and snacks are in your room just in case you feel peckish.

Nevertheless, in Darger's case, you feel that you are dealing with an extremely atypical psychic constitution.

… Poetry Foundation: … And in case you feel (burp) inspired to stand up and recite a few Thanksgiving poems at the table, here's a variety of verse to choose from.

I didn't think so, but in case you feel like geeking out then check out the PR.

Dress is casual, and just in case you feel the sun melting your brain, presentations are conducted by on-board naturalists and guides about each region.

In case you feel the white Nexus 5 is too ostentatious and the black Nexus 5 is to monotonous, the Nexus 5 now comes in red.

There's also a slot in the Mercedes-derived gearbox that lets you toggle the shifter side to side for quick downshifts, just in case you feel the need for even more urgent acceleration.

Bastia's mammoth kitchens are equipped with modern appliances but retain their original walk-in fireplaces, just in case you feel the need to roast an ox for a village festa.