Sentence examples for conclude feel from inspiring English sources

They cannot, we therefore conclude, feel pain.

The authors conclude, "Feeling guilty was related to overall cooperative behavior, shame was related to overall uncooperative behavior, and regret had no explanatory value..."...

Women, she concludes, feel more complicated about their ambitions, and this seems to be true even for their more driven forebears.

The American's Twitter message concluded: "Feeling stronger every day but not 100%".

And she sang "Let X=X," from her 1982 debut album, "Big Science," which concludes "I feel -- feel like -- I am -- in a burning building -- and I gotta go".

She feels almost 'puritanical' about it, she says, and in the tone of a Victorian nurse concludes: 'I feel I've had quite enough jam.

A gripping precursor to Beethoven's late works, the passage makes the brisk, cheerful concluding Allegretto feel like manic overcompensation.

"Given the weather forecast and the huge deluge around 20 minutes after play concluded we feel absolutely vindicated in making the decision we did".

Hernandez offered brief responses to reporters and would not even say if he is 100percentt healthy and concluded: "I feel comfortable.

The owners' statement concluded: "We feel we did everything possible to quell the media frenzy that was eager to sensationalise this sad situation.

The court concluded, "We feel it is high time regulatory measures are made in the State to prevent plundering of public money in the name of God and faith".