Sentence examples for feel about proposing from inspiring English sources
How do you feel about proposing to a man, or, if you are a man, being proposed to?
Instead of putting changes up for comment and then a vote if 7,000 comments are received, Facebook will now attempt to pull in more qualitative feedback on how users feel about proposed site governance and policy changes.
Since we are hoping to illustrate how students feel about the proposed reforms, we may use selected responses for a separate article and, if we plan to use yours, we will contact you via email.
People at a work and community centre in Mansfield told the BBC how they feel about the proposed welfare changes.
First, an exploratory analysis was performed to understand how consumers feel about the proposed food categories, that is whether they are confident in them and how much they associate each product to a set of attributes (naturalness, safety, nutrition content, sense of gratification, taste, respect of the environment).
"The same goes with santet".
This is by far the largest level of participation in a community discussion ever seen on Wikipedia, which illustrates the level of concern that Wikipedians feel about this proposed legislation.
We've reached out to hear how Uber, Handy and others feel about the newly proposed nationwide portable benefits legislation as well.
We were especially interested to learn which emotions PCOS patients ascribe to their problem once the diagnosis is made, and how they feel about the treatments proposed for their condition.
After waiting for more than a year, many residents of this struggling city and its wealthier neighbors finally got to tell the City Council exactly how they felt about a proposed Ikea warehouse store: they don't want it.
