Sentence examples for feel stands from inspiring English sources

The Bank, however, (or so officials seem to feel) stands clear of this stink, the last guarantor of the public interest.In all likelihood, it is a clumsy coincidence that the Bank has mounted its pulpit just as the politicians are clambering on to their soap-boxes.

But should we not take seriously the feelings of mature women who feel at best disappointed, and at worst betrayed by their "Dads" who supported -- voted for -- the man these daughters feel stands for everything vile, wrong and disgusting when it comes to women and minorities?

More than just a static show of lights, this collection throws our perception of light and space, encouraging the audience to touch, feel, stand and bathe in it.

Without any kind of public statement from one of the faces of the company, Facebook users are starting to feel stood up too.

Will you say how you feel, stand up for yourself and speak your journey?

They hadn't – far from it – and how different this felt stood out as much as the score.

Like a woman who has waited hours for a date, I felt stood up — but like a hopeless romantic, I will be back for more.

"I knew that it could be difficult but I joined a club that I felt stood behind their managers, made sure they supported them in difficult times.

Criminal law reform – The ACLU seeks an end to excessively harsh sentences that it feels "stand in the way of a just and equal society".

Ishiguro feels Murakami stands alone in Japanese literature.

He feels he stands at the edge of his life.