Sentence examples for feel it is something from inspiring English sources

"As Santayana once said, 'Beauty as we feel it is something indescribable: what it is or what it means can never be said.' " "You too much, Pop!" "Is this a liver or a beefsteak?" Ma said, holding up a frozen brown slab.

"I feel it is something legendary," Vita wrote of the "bond which unites me to Violet, Violet to me".

"I therefore do not feel it is something that should be used in the absence of such evidence".

If they see it in their everyday lives around them they will feel it is something they can easily get involved in.

"If someone tells you to put something on with a slogan on it, if you don't feel it is something you want to wear then you should not be forced into it".

I still have some bits of my kit from Sydney, as well as from Athens and Beijing, and personally I feel it is something you can't throw away because it means too much to you and it is something you have worked so hard to earn.

We all feel it's something that Palestine should be proud of – there is that element of representing Palestine culturally.

"Then hopefully we will all feel it's something to build on and we can continue for the season".

"I feel it's something tangible to me in the modern age.

Now they feel it's something they really know about, and they're right – they really do.

"I saw the risk of people reading it that way, but I don't feel it's something I can comment on.