Sentence examples for feel much for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cohen doesn't ask us to feel much for Richard.

Once a bag has been placed over their heads, however, it is impossible to feel much for them.

But almost as quickly, you realize that you don't feel much for anyone -- a surprising response to a Dickens piece.

Passion in the character is what elicits compassion in the observer; it's hard to feel much for someone who feels nothing.

"Romantic obsession may be common to both shows," Billington observes, "but where one may feel sympathy for a doomed outsider, it is hard to feel much for an omnipotent impresario".

But as the performers trade off he-says, she-says solos, it's hard to feel much for these generic solipsists, who never really seemed to be together at all (1 25).

She'd had several relationships with men since college, but she hadn't felt much for any of them.

The narrator--who was three when Ruth died--never felt much for her but his conscience demands he go see his mother.

By then it is hard to feel much of anything for these heroes, who are all notions and no depth.

So I don't feel much sympathy for anti-Keynesians who reach for the smelling salts when someone suggests that politics influences their ideology.

It's hard to feel much sympathy for the Bancrofts.