Sentence examples for feel it requires from inspiring English sources

"To be a woman in today's world and stand out, I feel it requires some of the charm from the past".

A majority (49/73, 67.1%) feel IEM requires formal public health education, and 59/80 (73.8%) feel it requires tropical medicine training.

This goal has a theoretical dimension if (as many philosophical logicians seem to feel) it requires reworking and extending logical formalisms.

"We will continue to discuss stamp supplies with any retail customer which feels it requires more to meet any real customer demand".

From his imitation of the frame-breaking, persona-melding Kaufman, Carrey derived the essence of Kaufman and, working on an expensive Hollywood film with a famous and acclaimed director, put the backstage environment and his relationship with that director at risk in order to play the role with the sense of commitment and identification, the sense of danger, that he felt it required.

Then, I went back to the topic because I felt it required further investigation.

Then, I went back to the topic because I felt it required further investigation and started working with Alexandra, who is also a journalist.

One column, appearing in Ma'ariv, a major Israeli tabloid daily, made reference to this myth in a way so striking that I felt it required closer examination.

DFJ Growth hasn't seen any of its portfolio companies go public yet in 2017, but Glein said it has "several companies at IPO scale" in its portfolio, "including nearly a third of the companies in our most recent fund, [as] we feel it typically requires at least $100 million to $200 million in revenue before an IPO is a viable option".

The attorney general's office said in its letter that if the council did not feel it was required to register, it should provide an explanation why.

The early drafts of Bridesmaids didn't feature a climactic wedding scene, but Wiig and Mumolo gradually began to feel it was required.