Sentence examples for feel the fact from inspiring English sources

He seems to feel the fact he does not know his neighbors, nor they him, is everybody else's fault.

"After all I had been through, I couldn't even feel the fact that I had my own place again," he said.

I feel the fact I was working should have been clearly mentioned and I told them I was uncomfortable with the way filming was going.

"I really feel the fact of having the best materials, the tools, really having the best conditions to continue preserving the collection," she said.

"I feel the fact that I was able to sell the company accelerated the process of land conservation in terms of what I could do," she says.

We then had a very pleasant mother-and-daughter time walking along the white beaches of Tresco, chatting openly about how this would affect her body, how she would feel, the fact that she could now get pregnant.

"We feel the facts sell themselves if people are aware of them," said J-Street's Williams.

Repeat this until you can feel the facts crawling back into your memory.

Many felt the fact that its incidence does not correlate with the parents' race, age or country of residence suggests that such pregnancies are random events.

In addition I felt the fact that Ukip has generally in the past not been prompted for in many opinion polls may have further underestimated our support".

Allardyce recalls in his autobiography he felt the fact he had to hand over his last three years of bank statements was a "bloody liberty".