Sentence examples for feel the scope from inspiring English sources

I actually feel the scope of this scheme is too limited.

"We feel the scope of this action is uncalled for and extreme given the voluntary worldwide recall" of 15-inch tires for Explorers, the tire maker said.

I've always been fidgety my hands need to be doing something; I can feel the scope of the whole piece, and make a whole orchestral reduction while I go to town on vocals, and my body can still hump and writhe throughout.

Transferred to Winchester (1932 42), he felt the scope inadequate to his energies and chief interests.

To realize that such money could have gone into education, health care and the rebuilding of our crumbling, bankrupt nation is to start to feel the weight and scope of Iraq Syndrome.

She said: "It's an incredibly ambitious project, but one that we feel underlines the scope and scale of the new museum and really allows us to set out our stall as a new national institution".

Managers may be unlikely to support a CCM program if they feel that the scope of curative services is too broad.

We feel that the scope of the outsiders' view and the possibility of a detailed description of organellogenesis that it offers contrasts sufficiently with previous models of organelle evolution that it is fair to distinguish them as we have done.

In response, ANs reflected their supervisors' orientation to ministry criteria and expressed that they received some support but felt the full scope of their work in the health post was not recognized.

"I felt that the scope of work was manageable enough," said Ms. Siegler, 45, a former motion picture marketing executive whose checklist for remodeling her home in Malibu Beach, Calif., a few years ago included updating the countertops and light fixtures, painting, replacing the deck and deck framing, and a little interior and exterior decoration.

Many Turks felt that the scope and the consequences of the Israeli incursion into Gaza were disproportionate to Hamas' provocation, and Israel has done little to alleviate international concern.