Sentence examples for feel like changes from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, if you successfully manage your career, you'll have opportunities to correct your course a few years hence, so there's no need to feel like changes now are irrevocable.
"I feel like changes to gun laws need[ed] to happen a long while ago," Rivers told me in an interview.
"Our school administration has been very open with students and parents alike, that if they feel like changes need to be made, they are open to suggestions," he said, adding: "The whole idea behind the dress code is to make sure you have a safe learning environment and that's what we're trying to create".
"I feel like change is coming, and change sometimes comes too slow for a lot of us.
Ultimately, though, the new measures feel like change, and for many in Cuba, change can only be a good thing.
I would like for people to feel like Change is Possible and Change is Happening.
They are scared, they are bewildered, they are cynical, they feel like change is almost impossible, they feel, with some justification, that both political parties are in bed with big corporations on Wall Street.
My personal encounters with national social movements and active unrest concerning the injustice, racism, and poverty that Western Settler-colonialism has "gifted" our society makes me feel like change is in the air.
Try doing these things,but if you really feel like changing your job,just change it.
Much of it feels like change for change's sake: the health and social care bill is another example.
