Sentence examples for feel though that from inspiring English sources

We feel though, that combining individual task measures to one more robust component will facilitate heritability research in ADHD, since a component probably entails less error variance and may be a more reliable measure than individual task measures.

"I feel, though, that I have a responsibility to Tom.

I could feel, though, that this would be inappropriate.

I do feel though that I've lost a few unbelievably narrow and stubborn poses.

I'm beginning to feel, though, that these connections are increasingly meaningless.

"I do feel, though, that we left ourselves with too much to do with the start we made.

He felt, though, that he had little choice.

It feels, though, that in this case Bolaño was not able to round off his themes.

He felt, though, that when adapted for Western taste, some critical ingredient was inevitably lost in translation.

She feels, though, that he is not making sufficient contrasts between the two elements in the first Diversion.

He never felt though, that commanding a ship was an enjoyable as flying an aircraft.