Sentence examples for feel with this from inspiring English sources

"We feel with this team we can win.

So how comfortable do you feel with this exposure to the market?

That's also how merely mortal readers will feel with this pleasant little volume in hand.

"What I'm starting to feel with this group is that there's no task that's too big," he said.

Examine different types of bullying and how they might make pupils feel with this presentation and this activity pack, which is suitable for key stage 2, by Seeme Resources.

It was the Future of the Red Carpet: "Well, JOAN, I just feel with this role I really understand the plight of the -- hold on: yeah, quarter-pounder, no bun, large Diet Coke -- plight of the, you know, refugees").

Among the problems felt with this exercise were "difficulty in distinguishing feelings from what they saw, lack of vocabulary to express what they saw, some paintings were vague and they did not have previous exposure to the exercise".

All week, players on the Giants — many of them without electricity at home either — spoke about the added responsibility they felt with this game, considering the extraordinary devastation.

Nor is it surprising that events that seem quite ordinary from the outside would be felt with this degree of intensity by a poet.

A soft lesion, such as a small rectal carcinoma or polyp, is more likely to be felt with this technique on exit [2].

But the more we surfed around (the former) Topeka's municipal website, the more kinship we felt with this fine city at the edge of the Great Plains.