Sentence examples for feel first hand from inspiring English sources

"We're here to hear and see and feel first hand the acts of this particular platoon in the armies of compassion," Mr. Bush said.

This Emmy award-winning actress, author, nationally recognized speaker, alopecia activist, and innovative wig designer, knows how her clients' feel first hand because she too suffers from a condition called Alopecia Areata: a condition which ultimately left her completely bald.

The judge said he had felt "first hand" their frustration and he had sometimes had to act as their counsel and ask questions on their behalf.

Such is the magnificence of Mitchell's historical revisionism that many contemporary readers would assume that she lived through the civil war herself, felt first hand the loss of dignity that came with defeat.

Palin and her team have managed to be part of that select 21% of organizations who are well on their way to clearly articulating their impact on revenue, and for them, this pressure is felt first hand.

His mum is a nurse for the NHS and has felt first hand the effect of the cuts on patient care.

His mom is a nurse for the NHS and has felt first hand the effect of the cuts on patient care.

Two weeks ago, I spent an inspiring day visiting small businesses here in San Francisco and felt first hand their pressures, challenges and passions -- which took me back to my early days.

The fear of judgment, rejection ― and being considered a 'slut.'" She has also felt first hand the significant levels of intimate partner violence (IPV) experienced by HIV positive women: rates of IPV among HIV-positive women in the U.S. are estimated to be double the national rate.

Businesses warn of cost burdens offloaded onto consumers, who are unlikely to appreciate environmental gains they will never feel first-hand.

Occasionally he's so retro as to feel second-hand, and his brilliance as a performer isn't always enough to redeem workaday material.