Sentence examples for feel to save from inspiring English sources

As Peter King from the U.S. Congress points out: "My concern would be that he may feel to save face he has to launch some sort of attack on South Korea, or some base in the Pacific".

But often people want to know about what it feels to save a life.

"It depends on the urgency that the government feels to save these companies".

But her relative fame comes at a cost, as she's unable to separate storytelling from the pressure she feels to save her community through her words.

When we take our dealmaking and disputes public, we feel compelled to "save face" by maintaining our tough stance.

I was reminded of the challenge recently when a Chinese researcher explained that men in China today feel compelled to save in order to find a bride.

When you are stretched thin, it can feel impossible to save — and yet that is when you need to make sure, somehow, that you do, she said.

These larger issues made it feel important to save this free-roaming swarm, so with the bees in the back seat, we drove to a private, woody area on the South Shore where Mr. Brochu could easily tend the hive.

But some do—and as long as the company can keep prices low (in part by charging added fees for just about everything), it can keep attracting new customers who feel compelled to save money.

Now, of course, when even high school students feel obliged to save the rainforest when they are not tutoring disabled children, it's easy to forget that such activism was unheard of back then.

It might feel selfish to save for your own future rather than your child's — but it isn't.