Sentence examples for feel lessons from inspiring English sources

Many feel lessons had to be learnt from Vietnam, where some think the veterans were treated with contempt because they had the bad luck to fight in a war judged a mistake and a failure.

And she says she could accept that mistakes were made and move on, if she felt lessons had been learned.

Students have remarked about how they feel the lessons are fun and engaging, specifying how particular content has been helpful for them in other subjects.

"I am not the type of person who says 'eye for an eye,' but I do feel like lessons need to be heard," Kowiak said on HuffPost Live Thursday.

There is little doubt about what staff working in further education feel about lesson observations.

I feel like, lesson learned and I won't do it again".

The experience of having to manage had taught him, he felt, useful lessons about political processes.

But six months after the mass shooting, which left 49 people dead and 53 injured, the 20-year-old survivor feels few lessons have been learned.

As a former United Nations official who has served in peacekeeping missions in the Balkans, Rwanda, Angola and Cambodia, I am pleased that Paul D. Wolfowitz, the deputy defense secretary, feels that lessons for Iraq can be drawn from the peacekeeping missions and rebuilding efforts in the Balkans.

Nut feels these lessons give her more self-confidence.

Furthermore, it was also felt that lessons learned about the processes involved in establishing this service could be useful to people in other remote communities seeking to address similar problems.