Sentence examples for feel brought from inspiring English sources

Atmar asked the Guardian not to reveal her current location, for fear her ex-husband's family or her own – both furious about the divorce, which they feel brought shame on them – could trace her.

Now your eyes turn inwards, countenance turns blank And I'm floating away on a barrel of pain It looks like nothing but the sea and sky remain Liddiard's brutal vocals of an out-of-control boat rapidly sinking into shark-infested waters has an ominous feel brought home by the rasping line "We're gonna be alone from hereon in".

"We use Twitter to not only to connect with one another, but to share what we feel brings value to a larger online arts community," said Ms. Merlino, 26, senior marketing manager at the Guggenheim Museum.

But then I realized how I'd feel bringing a turkey to the Thanksgiving table that looked like it had been run over by a car.

But to be honest, I don't feel bringing someone an opened pack of coffee is really bribery".

Of course, don't just run off and start working on whatever you feel; bring a list of ideas to your manager and go from there.

Might sound dull, but I always feel bringing the session back to the same tone it started with gives this an amazing perspective to proceedings.

Then go through the deck again and pull out one or more cards that you feel brings resolution to those difficult cards.

Instead, Paul criticized the G.O.P. policies that have, he feels, brought the country to crisis: "Warfare and welfare, deficits, inflationism and corporatism, bailouts and authoritarianism".

Soon they will be joined by another of Leith's favourite sons, Irvine Welsh, the writer and poet who, they felt, brought this neglected place to life once more.

The threats worked: President Bush blinked, and Comey won modifications to the secret surveillance program that he felt brought it into compliance with the law.