Sentence examples for feel on some from inspiring English sources

W. Richard West, a Southern Cheyenne who is director of the National Museum of the American Indian here, wrote in this show's catalog, "A native person is challenged, I think, not to feel on some level a profound resentment toward Catlin; his obsession with depicting Indians has an extremely invasive undertone to it".

She told me: "I think a lot of the time girls may feel on some level that their story has been deemed unimportant, especially to the outside world.

(This is also a scary proposition for people with low self esteem or who feel on some level that they actually aren't worthy of success. But, that's another blog).

It taught me an important lesson: Someone else's work will always feel on some level more cool and interesting than your own, not because it's better, but because it comes from their unconscious, which is totally unknown and mysterious to you.

"The human condition can be felt on some of the men".

So why, then, have I still felt on some level that I've experienced a profound loss?

So Grotius' influence was felt on some of the major actors of his day.

Pretty much everyone over 50 in America feels on some level like a refugee..

ØDD's pre fashion show after-party at Le Baron was probably worth the pain it was Chinese New Year and even though it was packed and everyone was crammed up against walls, we vaguely recall copping feels on some babes trying to "get to the bathroom".

Panic attacks are like a circle, talk to some one when you feel one come on it some times helps.

I haven't driven it that much, and Jimmy Spithill says after a while he has got some feel on it, has a bit of feel in his hands.