Sentence examples for feel an element from inspiring English sources
Sometimes I feel an element of that.
There is, we feel, an element of truth in it, but it fails to take Grace (the goose), into consideration and it underestimates the gander.
As long as customers feel an element of uncertainty we know from experience that customers don't tend to shop quite as much".
Indeed, while I would be alarmed if an equal uncertainty surrounded the exacting science behind the genetics, I somehow feel an element of mystery surrounding certain aspects of these seven individuals is not inappropriate".
While one can imagine this online archiving is of the best intentions, its hard not to feel an element of icky morbidity in watching a disembodied "pulse" rise and fall with the related posts, tweets, and likes that litter our age.
I also felt an element of shame, afraid of being judged that I "couldn't handle it".
She's felt an element of pressure from community midwives to continue breastfeeding but she can't do it anymore.
They said marriage equality was an exhausting experience, and I definitely felt an element of their weariness.
Some participants in this Trinidadian study also felt an element of guilt in not being more proactive in seeking dental care for their child due to these negative perceptions of dental care, again similar to views expressed by mothers in the UK [ 36].
But no pressure.' " As gay parents and their children are becoming more visible in the grocery store, at the P.T.A. and on television shows like "Will and Grace" or the new "Queer As Folk," some gays and lesbians say they are starting to feel a new element in the family weather: The Nudge.
