Sentence examples for feel because of from inspiring English sources

I feel because of the extra weight I made her almost too aunty-like.

"Sometimes I feel because of that that I'm not a musician.

One additional biographical detail — that Lou is a chimpanzee — should not diminish the sympathy that viewers feel because of his ordeal.

"For the first time I feel, because of this kind of politics, I'm not sure that I want my children to live here".

"I feel, because of my background, in a situation like this, you've got to give folks a shoulder to cry on," he said of the struggles that victims of the hurricane continue to endure.

Mr. Lazio was noticeably more combative than he was in the second debate, perhaps reflecting the pressure he may feel because of polls that show him slightly trailing Mrs. Clinton.

"I don't know how to express the emotions that we felt because of that," Mickelson said.

West had difficulty enjoying success because of what he called "the intense pressure" to win — "the enormous pressure that I felt because of me being way too competitive".

We felt because of the charter we could not intervene in the way the governors would have intervened in some of these issues.

When solos occur (curiously, Ms. Tharp gives most of these to men), they almost always express the desire or frustration a character feels because of his partner.

"I felt because of the way we'd stopped them creating any chances was a massive plus.