Sentence examples for feel the idea from inspiring English sources

I feel the idea of "us and them" lies at the root of many problems in the world.

Watching the video, you could feel the idea of the World Cup song as some sort of repository of expectation withering before your eyes.

Did you feel the idea you had in your head coming in ended up being pretty similar to that final product?

When we read Murdoch, we feel the ideas and images and imagined personalities pouring through her, unobstructed, cumulative, complicating, gaining power over her mind "without," as Keats said, "any irritable reaching after fact and reason".

Rev Mary Lewis of the town's First Baptist Church felt the idea that the film illustrated resurrection was taking matters too far.

He said he also felt the idea was "an American thing to do".

And I felt the idea of a comedy about sex was something I really wanted to do".

Without imagining any details, she felt the idea forming, shapely and full, and was able to hold it firmly in her mind for just a moment.

Many in the church felt the idea, never formally a part of church doctrine, was outdated and caused undue worry for parents.

On the phone, she said that being fired, even from lousy jobs, was hard and humiliating, and that she felt "the idea of being fired is terrible — you should be deeply ashamed".

Stadium designer Paul Fletcher  feels the idea is unworkable as finding a mesh netting small enough to stop coins could prove impossible.