Sentence examples for feel that it won from inspiring English sources

O'Connor was a gradualist, a compromiser, a politician who liked to make each side feel that it won something.

Some felt that it won the Super Bowl.

Murphy returns to the final of the event, four years after winning it for the first time against Marco Fu. "I don't feel that Ali lost it - I feel that I won it and I'm really proud," said Murphy afterwards.

But I will feel that I won only after the troll factory closes completely".

Watching the movie, however, you can't help but feel that technique wins out by a decisive margin.

On the broader goal of a Middle East peace accord, she reiterated her contention that "neither side can have 100percentt of what it wants, and we can't come out of this where one side feels that it has won and the other lost".

Had the Republicans, and particularly the religious fundamentalists controlling that party, felt that it would win them votes, they would have used it.

Everyone knows, not least Martin Scorsese, that five turns as the bridesmaid will make some Oscar voters feel that it's your time to win.

"It didn't feel that great". The win felt better for Mariners, which got its offense going early by scoring five goals in the first half.

When the plan was unveiled to go a step further and actually create a separate Bosniak school, many felt that it was a political gambit to win nationalist votes – and create jobs for party loyalists.

It can feel that way when one wins as often as Jeter has.