Sentence examples for changes you feel from inspiring English sources

"It also means that whenever we've needed to or wanted to make changes, you feel the lads you bring in are in good enough condition.

If, sometimes, the Australianness of the accent and the Irishness of the stories mismatches, it does not seem to matter: with only a few small changes you feel that many of these songs could fit into the Australian songbook.

Something changes, you feel good about it and get a good train of thought going and it can change on a sixpence".

Be aware of the changes you feel.

What's keeping you from making the changes you feel are necessary for your personal growth and evolution?

Once you're done, make the changes you feel are necessary.

Even though the rooms here have changed, you feel like you've inherited this extraordinary tradition, way back to the greats: Kean, Irving, Garrick.

It has been a long time since I've been on the stage there, but I'm told this hasn't changed: you feel the audience participation.

Write passionately about the political change you feel is necessary and that many people would support.

What they'll be less likely to notice is how deeply changed you feel inside.

It might not be the extreme change you feel the world needs, but a start is a start, and you will have changed a life, if even for a day.