Sentence examples for feeling considerable from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Miles's other sister, Tammy Hoff, hesitated, all the while feeling considerable pressure from her mother.

For all his confidence, Gamez concedes that his moment in the sun last week in Tucson did not come without his feeling considerable heat.

Mr. Gore's aides, gathered at a resort in Longboat Key, Fla., for debate rehearsals, acknowledged yesterday to feeling considerable frustration about the news coverage and the polls.

It occurs when an individual does not express his own anger outwardly, but inwardly, thus feeling considerable internal stress.

This is causing audiences to become fragmented, with the broadcast industry feeling considerable strain as layoffs continue.

Citysearch itself is a 12-year-old site which Herratti has been updating, but it is not really growing much anymore and it is feeling considerable competitive pressure from Yelp and, even more so, from Google Local.

Quite apart from the excitement produced by the scoreboard, a spectator cannot help feeling a considerable elation as he watches Bradley accomplish his fakes and moves and shots.

Parents also described feeling under considerable pressure from neonatal staff to produce breast milk immediately after the birth and in sufficient quantities (4, father, D/C).

There was a need to provide certainty in teaching cultural diversity with diversity teachers feeling under considerable pressure to provide information.

Carers A and C were both married women looking after their mothers and both, but particularly Carer A whose mother has paranoia, were feeling under considerable strain yet were limited users of respite.

[I]f enough writers and critics feel apocalyptical about [the novel], their feeling becomes a considerable cultural fact, like the feeling that Western civilization, or the world, is going to end rather soon.