Sentence examples for do not often feel from inspiring English sources

What catwalk events do not often feel like are prologues to the Frieze art fair.

"You don't often feel that way at work".

I don't often feel unabashedly patriotic, but in front of Natalya?

"We don't often feel we are in a position where we can make a fuss.

But Scott's own movies don't often feel spontaneous; they're burdened with expectations.

"I don't often feel the need to pump my fist in the air after a game," Carlsen told me.

Redmond: I'd quite like to be Barbs, and I don't often feel that about the people I play.

I get them to do this, and accept their grade without criticism because I want them to feel that ethical transparency that they don't often feel.

Assistants, however, don't often feel empowered to ask questions or say no, even if they suspect their employer could be hurting others.

Spiel was a realist novelist with a great sense of atmosphere and place and also a courageous openness to the fact that people don't often feel what they ought to feel.

It offers something you don't often feel these days when you contemplate the future of the American economy, with its loss of middle-class jobs and the widening of the income gap.