Sentence examples for check felt from inspiring English sources

Having to pass the sheriff's department background check felt invasive to him, but he still strongly believes in the value of training for those who want to carry.

In plain language: here's a blank check; feel free to fill it in any way you like.

If you feel like you need a wardrobe check, feel free to dress the part.

Much socially spread fake news can hardly be accused of being subtle in its deceptions — indeed, wilder claims appear to be favored as a baiting strategy to spark more clicks — so mainstream quotation checking feels like a sensible place to try to fight back against mass misinformation.

Identifying the nature of the falsehoods in political rhetoric is a core function of journalism, of course, but in this case this sort of fact-checking feels pathetically inadequate.

If you want to get traveler's checks, feel free to do so, but know that they are not widely accepted and are exchanged at a less favorable rate than the one you'll find at an ATM, no matter where you are in the world.

Ms. Saalfield took money that she had intended to use for her daughter's wedding, wrote the check and felt misgivings almost immediately, she testified.

Sixty miles and four border crossings west of Uch-Korgon, near Batken, residents in the village of Check have felt the impact too.

Iran in check, Saddam Hussein felt confident enough to invade Kuwait in 1993.

(participant 2-5) "I wanted him [first sonographer] to be involved again and to double check and felt that there wasn't a consensus absolutely with the doctors about it… they didn't seem to kind of agree on the way in which it [the distance of fetal vessels from internal os] was being measured.

She explained: "I wanted him [first sonographer] to be involved again and to double check and felt that there wasn't a consensus absolutely with the doctors about it… they didn't seem to kind of agree on the way in which it [the distance of fetal vessels from internal os] was being measured.