Sentence examples for feel amply from inspiring English sources

One reason is that many companies feel amply prepared already.

They admit that their incomes have dropped since leaving a set career, but they feel amply compensated by the increased independence and greater control over their own lives.

Yet she feels amply equipped to judge others, and what they are allowed to speak or write about, by looking at them.

The division already felt amply rewarded since it is convinced that the spot helped to save the lives of 24 women.

She added that redemptions in bursts of $25 or more could make the consumer feel more amply rewarded than automated payouts of a few dollars a month.

The Chinese government feels it has amply demonstrated that agenda setting, careful censorship and flexibility in the official narrative can mollify the threats posed by information flowing in from outside the country.

Yet while Boyle's mastery of his medium is hard to ignore, voters might feel he has already been more than amply rewarded.

Slee has a brilliant chapter on how star-rating "reputation systems" between users simply don't work, because people feel bad about giving low ratings even when they are amply deserved, so they all cluster between four and five.

(Not the least of Holman's many narrative tours de force is to take us vividly inside the almost preverbal heads of Pink and the Eye. One feels it would be amply within her scope to imagine life from the ferret's point of view as well).

Inclusive and without snobbery, Murder One amply demonstrated that the best bookshops are places not just of commerce, but of community; places that make feel you belong.

This unfortunately makes the final act, when Van Helsing (the vampire-slayer) is called upon to kill Dracula, feel like a hasty conclusion.The brash music, raw physicality and abundant blood might suggest that style has triumphed over substance, but the cast's talent and energy amply match these elements.