Sentence examples for feel to meet from inspiring English sources

So how did it feel to meet them?

Now that researchers have been looking more closely, they say that this "intrasexual competition" is the most important factor explaining the pressures that young women feel to meet standards of sexual conduct and physical appearance.

Remind yourself of why you started this journey in the first place and how good it'll feel to meet your goals.

The documents also show the pressure Ms. Hou felt to meet fund-raising goals and to surpass Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, a leading candidate for mayor.

The 2-week interval was felt to meet the requirements of minimizing both question recall and changes in the clinical situation or symptom severity.

That is how it felt to meet him.

That's how it felt to meet Jerry O'Connell.

Stewart was quick to praise Yousafzai's new book and express how privileged he felt to meet her.

However, this subject was felt to meet the ASAS IBP classification criteria when his symptoms were reviewed face-to-face.

In previous years, there was a distinctly Caribbean feel to the meet, with reggae music and barbecues outside the track.

Don't feel obligated to meet with someone out of politeness if they're making you feel uneasy or are making you feel rushed.