Sentence examples for feel to seek from inspiring English sources
The statement, posted below an image of the ruined basilica, said: "May this image serve to illustrate the power of this earthquake, and the urgency we monks feel to seek out those who need the sacraments on this difficult day for Italy".
Community interventions that promote acceptance of MSM lifestyles and address depressive symptoms and social stigma may be the best long-term option for reducing the need that some men feel to seek sex in public spaces.
"Feel free to seek out your own delegates.
Years from now, will this Bill Clinton feel compelled to seek his fortune in politics?
But it doesn't feel dull to seek the answers to vital questions.
Columbia Engineering students who have not yet declared a major should feel free to seek advising from the CSA liaison to their department of interest.
The benefits system is complicated and, to borrow a line from the film, "a monumental farce", so it's no wonder people can feel reluctant to seek advice.
Mr. Sessions's directives to United States attorneys would replace guidance issued by Mr. Holder in 2010, when he told prosecutors not to feel compelled to seek the most serious viable charges in every case.
It may not feel natural to seek help, but you may need to do so.
"I would urge anyone who has taken one of these tablets and begins to feel unwell to seek immediate medical help".
