Sentence examples for feel considerable from inspiring English sources

However I do feel considerable pressure to make them as good as they possibly can be.

I am wary of rushing to judgment this time, while having already done so with great enthusiasm, about which I feel considerable rue.

If the president championed aggressive action, and Fannie and Freddie, which back most new mortgages, also made it clear to banks that they expect principal reductions, the banks would feel considerable pressure to go along.

So Britain's commuters are likely to feel considerable relief at the announcement that fares will be going up by only 1% next year, especially as earnings have begun to rise faster.

Borrowers in New York and New Jersey would feel considerable pain if the tax exemption expired, because both states have a backlog of foreclosures, said Michael Litzner, the owner/broker of Century 21 American Homes, which has offices on Long Island.

During the red-vs.-blue era, with everyone locked in his MSNBC or Fox silo, liberal reviewers, which is most of them, have by and large given a warm welcome to novels that invite readers to feel considerable sympathy for figures like Richard Nixon and Nancy Reagan.

As a result, Sigma's management felt considerable pressure to resolve departmental differences and improve coordination.

It felt considerable White House pressure to withdraw its forces from Bethlehem and other Palestinian-controlled areas.

But prof itable or not, a good number of celebrity franchising com panies have felt considerable investor skepticism this year.

Terry Collins said that Acosta felt considerable pain in the finger, but was unsure whether Acosta would be available to pitch.

Furthermore, she had been particularly generous at Christmas and I had bought her almost nothing, so I felt considerable guilt.