Sentence examples for feel very little from inspiring English sources

This administration feels very good about the British, but for that reason, they feel very little need to do much for them".

"You have the ultimate form of medicalization, which enables those carrying out the execution in many cases to feel very little," Dr. Lifton said.

O.K., is it just me or does anyone else feel very little sympathy for these overpaid egotistic athletes who get caught with a needle in their rear?

You tend to spend most of your time in a state of being overwhelmed because you fear everything and feel very little power to do anything about your fears (much less the work that is also piling up).

You feel very little pain and can both speak and think.

Thankfully, the beer enabled me to feel very little of that pain, as did the Chili's reliably warm atmosphere.

The Jaguars felt very little allegiance towards Brunell after drafting Byron Leftwich last season.

Dr Dingley said he would have felt very little and he slowly slipped away to a better place".

It struck him that for a journalist he felt very little curiosity about people, how they thought, what they felt.

The boy, Rufus (Agee's childhood name), is finally told of the accident, and, to our surprise, feels very little except a sense of his own new importance.

It triggered some kind of strange autopilot mechanism in me, in which I felt very little emotion, in which I was nearly numb.