Sentence examples for feel that serious from inspiring English sources

In Santa Fe, likewise, you feel that serious chefs (who tend to be inveterate matchmakers) are busily setting out to marry off different cuisines: Spanish, Mexican, hints of Japanese and French -- while paying their respects to local produce and cooking.

"If you feel that serious bodily injury or death can result from what an individual is doing, we're authorized to use deadly force," he said.

"Each of us felt that serious romantic interests were inconsistent with the pursuit of a successful law career".

Clearly the officials feel that nothing serious happened, as I understand the referee has not included anything in his match report.

Q. Did you ever fear for your own life? A. We had heard on the news that if the levees broke, the water could be 20 feet deep and filled with toxic chemicals, so I did feel that something serious could happen.

New York, on the contrary, often seems to us the very hub of destructibility-its great height and beauty, its steady fevers are frightening, and you feel that any serious blow (as with a delicious and talented person) might be followed by the calm of death.

"We feel that when such serious and heinous crimes start occurring with alarming regularity, the time has come to send a loud and clear deterrent signal to all potential criminals that society will no longer tolerate such aberrant behavior," Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said when introducing the bill in the Lok Sabha, the lower house.

But he and Fey came to feel that undermined the serious moments, especially the film's poignant end, which Barker was steadfast about.

Most families feel that facing a serious illness with a child is simply different than facing it with an older person.

I hope they can help me, but I do not feel that they are serious about my treatment.

His great gift — and it was an important one at the time — was to make listeners feel that politics was a serious business and that civic life matters.