Sentence examples for consequence I feel from inspiring English sources

As a consequence I feel low and gloomy".

But now, it seems, comes the time when my life loses its meaning, and in consequence I feel obliged to abandon it, to bring it to an end …" One reason why Joffe – a physician by training – had quit the stage was his illness.

"In consequence, I feel that any interventions must be effective in terms of preventing any further use of chemical weapons.

We've tried a lot of different things, exposed ourselves to brave thinking and, as a consequence, I feel stronger.

Your list may look like this: Choice: Approach friend about the issue Possible consequence: Friend becomes offended Possible consequence: Friend receives the message well Possible consequence: I feel vulnerable telling how the situation affected me.

"No matter what the consequences, I feel I am doing the right thing".

Having spent much of the past twenty years warning about the dangers of speculation, and writing two books about bubbles and their consequences, I felt a bit like Prince Charles presiding at a conference of contemporary architects.

Choice: Talk to my parents about it Possible consequence: I will feel better about the situation Possible consequence: Nothing at school changes.

The consequence is that I feel not just tired, but less able to think clearly and creatively, more at the mercy of my emotions.

As a consequence of that I feel a lot more comfortable communicating with him over email than over the phone but I hate that too because I can see how alienating that can be, but you'd have to go to a shrink to get over that".

Mr. Berman said Mr. Thompson "very intelligently kept up his ties with the Orthodox community, and as a consequence, when I felt I should have gotten the endorsement of the Jewish press, they didn't endorse either of us".