Sentence examples for feel to learn from inspiring English sources

How does it feel to learn that the bread-and-butter of what you do for patients might not actually help them?

During our meeting in the whitewashed building, I asked Touré how it made him feel to learn of such allegations about former colleagues.

"I'm obviously delighted," he said when asked in a subsequent conversation how it felt to learn of the nominations.

I can only imagine the relief young men like my grandfather must have felt to learn the war might soon be over after nearly six years of fighting.

I think it makes some people feel better to learn I bake good chocolate cake.

It made us feel good to learn that General Motors regarded our camping outfit as surplus, sight unseen.

"Students must feel free to learn, explore their politics and campaign on social justice issues while at university," she said.

"After completing a demanding degree I feel entitled to learn more about a subject that I'm passionate about".

Even if the risk of transmission could be guaranteed to be zero, many people would still feel betrayed to learn of your H.I.V. status after the fact.

The plans are available June 28, and you can feel free to learn more here.

"I think Kathak is being used more in Bollywood films, and when youngsters see their favourite actresses performing Kathak they feel inspired to learn it," explained Nikita.