Sentence examples for feel the case from inspiring English sources

Cerreti could feel the case falling apart.

While the play exists, you feel the case is still not closed.

Many conservatives feel the case was concluded prematurely and would like the Justice Department to take it up again.

I feel the case of Mr. Scarano's possible abuses points to certification's strengths, rather than its weaknesses.

"Absent information that drastically changes the economic picture and outlook, I feel the case for liftoff is compelling," in said in a speech in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Hiddink admitted that Terry could yet be offered a new deal and, despite the player's camp insisting they feel the case is closed and he will have to move, his comments seemed wholly intended to open it up again by appealing to fans – and putting pressure on the club.

Looking back at the evidence in the late 1800s, Library of Congress scholar Worthington Chauncey Ford felt the case for Randolph being the author was compelling.

The process began when an attorney, Jodi Cole, saw Linklater's film and approached him after the screening, saying she felt the case didn't add up.

Even though Arsenal have fared remarkably well without anyone resembling an orthodox target man for the past two months, Wenger feels the case for signing a proven scorer is pressing.

Although just out of the Victorian age proper, what with the crossover of magic, the science of photography, and the dark recesses of parapsychology, I felt the case of the Cottingley Fairies haunting Keene's text.

The Oneidas' offer came one day before all the parties were expected to tell Judge McCurn whether they felt the case should go to trial or whether there should be one last attempt at settlement talks.