Sentence examples for fairly feel from inspiring English sources
Shanks' directors were too polite to say so but they might fairly feel they should be managing waste rather than having their management time wasted.
The audience can fairly feel his flop sweat, for the classically trained Mason spends much of the film looking terrified -- as if, at any moment, he will be ground in the gears of Sellers' diabolical mind.
Some teachers I spoke with didn't want (or couldn't with the contraction of the semester) disrupt the flow of their curriculum, and others, quite fairly, feel like a classroom can be the one place where the world does not have to be so much with us.
"I think we make guys feel fairly comfortable fairly quick," Kopitar said.
"It's fairly widely felt in both agencies that we're taking on a significant liability," said an official involved in the negotiations.
He takes company policy and fairly and humanely applies common sense to the rules so that the outcome is I feel fairly treated.
Overall we feel fairly resentful about it, because it doesn't seem fair on youngsters".
People feel fairly optimistic, though.
You can feel fairly smug if you get beyond 10m.
The Angels feel fairly comfortable with Fuentes, too.
