Sentence examples for feel grant from inspiring English sources

"But this is how Australia makes us feel," Grant wrote in July of the racism directed at Goodes on the football field.

"It was important for us to try to present an upgraded, almost spa-like feel," Grant told The Washington Post.

It isn't clear, for example, if other Android OEM contracts that Microsoft has signed contain what the terms that Samsung feels grant it freedom from its agreement — if they do, and Samsung wins, the response could be swift and uniform.

But if Assad did end up fleeing to Russia, Putin said he feels granting the Syrian leader asylum would be a much easier process than offering asylum to CIA surveillance whistleblower Edward Snowden, who won the right to live in Russia for three more years in 2014 - extending a one-year asylum deal that ended his 39-day stay in the transit area of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport.

"But now, when I feel overwhelmed, Grant always offers to pitch in.

The throttle can feel indecisive, granting too little or too much power, the latter upsetting the balance.

The relief you feel from granting yourself forgiveness or choosing to forgive a loved one may be the most powerful gift you can give yourself and your loved one this Holiday Season.

"One's never going to count one's chickens until they're hatched, but I hope that in these circumstances the district judge will feel confident" granting bail, Stephens told Sky News.

If you just don't feel like granting a request, that's all the excuse you need.

"We know the number of public school students who go on to CUNY, especially community college, and we really felt our grant could have an impact on helping these students succeed," Ms. Olofson said.

We should therefore feel compelled to grant Joyce's premise that there is such a complete non-moral genealogy only if we have already given up on the idea of knowable moral truths.