Sentence examples for feel the challenge from inspiring English sources

"This is what I feel the challenge is," said Dr. Sherman.

Yet, he said: "With abstract painting I didn't feel the challenge.

He gave Shane Long the opportunity to feel the challenge from behind but it was remarkable to see how the panic had gripped inside the France area after Adil Rami's slip when attempting to deal with a cross.

"I feel the challenge is to play on tracks that turn and assist the spinners.

"I do not know what lies ahead, but I feel the challenge of something different excites me more than another year of rugby," Thomas added.

Afhganistan's Azizi does feel the challenge of speaking "the language of a nation, the idea of a nation, the problems and progress of the nation from each and every sector," he said.

But he said he felt the challenge was worthwhile.

The Bath head coach, Mike Ford, felt the challenge merited a red card.

Having successively picked up French a decade earlier when he lived in France, he felt the challenge was attainable.

We both felt the challenge for platforms that link companies raising capital to investors prepared to offer it was to balance the needs of both parties.

In fact, two years on from what will probably be the last of his 67 Test appearances, he feels the challenge of captaincy was probably necessary to maintain his motivation.