Sentence examples for endorsed feel from inspiring English sources

I feel great about myself, I feel great about the app, and the people I endorsed feel great about me".

He told a close friend recently that his decision not to endorse "feels like the right thing" and that he remained optimistic the race "is going to tip at some point," the friend said.

What's needed are messages that not only communicate value, but compel the target audience to become more engaged--that is, buy something, endorse something, feel the need to patronize and support.

In the parent and staff questionnaire, CPRAT wrote that we wanted "this project to be something the entire school community can endorse" and "feel positive about" (Questionnaire 12.6.04).

"On the one hand there are the radical AfD voters, who feel endorsed.

And he has established a soothing tone that quieted most of the tensions and made both Israelis and Palestinians feel endorsed by his visit.

The items most strongly endorsed were 'I felt that the people who saw me listened to me' (M = 2) and 'I was treated well by the people who saw me' (M = 2).

Or you might just see a service offering a hangover cure that's endorsed by a doctor, feel the echo of last night pulse through your entire body, and go, OK, I'll pay it, whatever it is, just make it stop.

The Times endorsed me because it felt I'd be best at fighting for Brooklynites fair share.

Guard had been referred to in the press and on the albums' liner notes as the "acknowledged leader" of the group, a description never wholly endorsed by Shane and Reynolds, who felt themselves equal contributors to the group's repertoire and success.

The availability of web-based individualized information was also endorsed by individuals who felt comfortable using computers, although additional printed information was still supported.