Sentence examples for feel that will from inspiring English sources

The novel's very title serves as a tart reply both to the school administrators, who feel that Will owes them an explanation, and to Mr. Maksik's readers, who may think they deserve a more satisfying moral or resolution than the one provided here.

Each major will have a particular feel that will attract certain types of people.

But sex ballad 'On And On' is no slouch in the pop department, and 'I Want You So Bad' has an old soul-pop feel that will stand him in good stead.

The book has an unstrained, jaunty feel that will appeal to young children and get them into the mood for transformation – the celebratory moment when a pine sapling turns into a Christmas tree (three up).

In a (https://hitrecord.org/projects/2894051/highlights) posted on HitRecord's Web site, under the title "Snowden Optimistic Project," Gordon-Levitt calls upon animators and illustrators to contribute to the project — he envisions "an enormous collage," with a "hand-done feel," that will visually convey the ideas Snowden expresses, through line drawings, paper cut-outs, stop-motion animation.

Her many opinions about the nature of children's literature in general have an outlaw feel that will appeal to tweens and teens, and her joyful devotion to Dahl's project makes literary research itself seem downright scrumdiddlyumptious.

But I honestly feel that that will dissipate too, slowly.

"I worry that more kids will feel that they will have to do that.

But I feel that nothing will happen.

I feel that it will be different.

We feel that everything will be cleared up".