Sentence examples for feel about an article from inspiring English sources

We wonder how Herman Melville would feel about an article published on the BBC Web site today: "Oceans are too noisy for whales," which reports that marine mammals are dying off because they can't hear each other above the human din.

By Macy Halford September 15, 2008 We wonder how Herman Melville would feel about an article published on the BBC Web site today: "Oceans are too noisy for whales," which reports that marine mammals are dying off because they can't hear each other above the human din.

I wish I'd seen an article, even an itsy bitsy one, on how personhood folks feel about Coffman.

That is, what do users want to feel, and how do they feel about a system?

Say? Have you heard about Haley Barbour?" Not Afraid To be Oversharey: Man, I'm not sure how I feel about Ross Douthat writing an article entitled "The Way We Love Now".

But DJ Mëw declined to comment, with her manager explaining, "With all the hard work that we put towards Mew being taken seriously as a DJ we feel that an article about the 'beauty contest' aspect of DJane Mag will only go against what we've accomplished".

De-duplication has not been attempted, except to exclude articles with the same URL, since the frequencies of reports may have something useful to say about the degree of concern felt about an event.

"If you don't do anything anymore, then how do you feel about yourself?" Go to Article from The New York Times ».

I've had the darnedest time figuring out how to feel about the Business Insider article.

How do most Democrats feel about waging a war against Iraq, according to the article?

"How would you feel about being the subject of an article?" I asked, sending him a link to Mink's tweet for the sake of informed consent.