Sentence examples for feel much less from inspiring English sources

Now I feel much less sure.

Now, I feel much less isolated in that.

Even the scheduled activities feel much less pressured.

French and Scandinavian women feel much less pressure.That pressure has consequences.

(Britons feel much less warmly towards Romanians).UKIP fares exceptionally well in some places where hardly any immigrants live.

And, talking of determination, I used to feel much less of this kind of embarrassment when I was a boy.

"They feel much less a sense of propriety because they didn't get government money," Ms. Lebenthal said of employees at hedge funds.

Perhaps because they feel much less sentimental about Silicon Valley, the European Union has been way ahead of the United States in debating and now implementing regulation.

They feel much less safe in planes, because someone else is at the controls and passengers cannot do much about altering their odds.

I feel much less guilty about this after reading "The Duchess Who Wouldn't Sit Down" (Bloomsbury), a new history of hospitality by Jesse Browner.

The fire-engine red of our rented jeep screamed "Tourist!" but such eager aid made us feel much less sheepish, and even rather glad to stand out.