Sentence examples for fails to feel from inspiring English sources
Marian has a number of sexual encounters – and fails to feel an iota of guilt.
Because it exposes a point of view, the soppiest, most lovey-dovey song may be construed as "political" (Kremlin fails to feel the love as Ukrainian 'propaganda' song wins Eurovision prize, 16 May), even, say, Sing Little Birdie, 1959's UK Eurovision Song Contest entry, emoted by Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson.
And yet, when it happens, it never fails to feel like a sucker punch to your smiling, unsuspecting face.
Children who fail to meet these expectations end up feeling like failures, while those who succeed fail to feel satisfied because they are simply achieving what is expected.
The reader, too, may fail to feel that full illusion.
Yet I failed to feel defined by any of these evils; I felt no bad faith.
I failed to feel anything erotic from this, as perhaps she wished me to do.
Face it, only a fool could fail to feel the desire, the spirit inside such beauty.
No one transported to a city such as Babylon could possibly fail to feel provincial.
Failing to feel heroic on the Orion was a recipe for loneliness.
Few failed to feel the secondary economic shock waves of the attack.
