Sentence examples for feel to excel from inspiring English sources

Girls have a more negative view of their emotional well-being than boys, and the gap is growing, reflecting the increasing pressure they feel to excel.

The grandson, back in Lake Placid for the funeral, said that any pressure he might have felt to excel in Salt Lake City had dissipated.

That was, for her, the noblest profession, and one she felt compelled to excel at.

"Where we have high-stakes testing, girls feel less confident to excel.

Those who come for the right reasons naturally feel enormous pressure to excel for a country that has won three medals (a silver and a bronze in judo in 1992 and a bronze in sailing in 1996) in its entire Olympic history.

You can do this by hanging out with people who make you feel good, trying to excel in school and getting help if you need it, and by talking to people about the things you love.

I could feel them willing me to excel, and I was overcome with a sense of responsibility to excel.

Despite his best efforts, he said, his daughter still feels too much pressure to excel.

And many of the players felt a greater urgency to excel, to make up for the years that had been snatched away.

Paula Dunn, British Athletics' Paralympic head coach, felt Alphonsi had potential to excel in Rio and a strong case for classification as a paralympic athlete.

At first I felt some peer pressure not to excel academically.