Sentence examples for feel to act from inspiring English sources

You think wrong!" The lines capture part of the appeal that the book has always had for me: the small, unglamorous, passionate figure staking her claim to equality, insisting on her right to feel, to act, to matter.

India's actions today were a measure of the fast-deteriorating relations between the nuclear-armed adversaries, as well as the political pressures India's leaders feel to act against the Islamic fundamentalist groups they have blamed for the attack, which killed 14 people.

Can you connect it at all to the urge you felt to act?

She talked about how it felt to act alongside the legendary Cicely Tyson, whom she had suggested for the role of Annalise's mother, Ophelia.

For one thing, it will allow that extremely tempting offers are coercive if they create pressure similar to that associated with coercive threats; the only thing that seems to count is how much pressure one feels to act.

People who actually perform pro-social action don't only feel for those who are suffering, they feel compelled to act by a sense of duty.

It'll feel very natural, and as a result you'll feel able to act more naturally.

Emotional labor is when we feel pressured to act like "everything's fine" to make other people feel better.

No matter how untrue it feels to you, act confident and stand tall.

I wanted Maria to feel, not to act, the rage and the humiliation.

"But I think that they feel compelled to act," he says.