Sentence examples for feel applies from inspiring English sources

That old Financial Times slogan "No FT, no comment" is one that all broadsheet editors instinctively feel applies to their titles, too.

Leveraging stimulus-response, test takers select only what they feel applies to them, as opposed to being required to pick an answer from a list of choices.

"It's really important to be honest and straightforward about this with kids so they aren't confused and feel empowered to bend and break whatever gender rules they don't feel apply to them".

Some of these tips may be unnecessary or unrelated to your specific issues with your bisexual husband and feel free to use only the steps you feel apply to your situation.

Ward, who caucused for the libertarian Ron Paul in 2012, said he liked candidates who stood up to corporations and seemed genuine, a description he felt applied to Santorum.

Friendly even had to defend Howard K. Smith's inclusion at the end of the program of a line from Edmund Burke that Smith had felt applied to the majority of whites in Birmingham: "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing".

Imagine that same sub-first-gear feel applied on flat roads as soon as you lift your foot, bringing the car from 40 m.p.h. to a stop in about four seconds.

Do you know somebody that feels neglected amid the changing welfare system, or do you feel this applies to your own circumstances?

The response was: "I didn't feel it applies to us because we don't break the rules".

Can you go into the origins of that song and how you feel it applies now?

How did it feel to apply their own interpretation and creative energy to a canonical text?