Sentence examples for feeling it has from inspiring English sources

LOOKING down the road, if the United States ignores terrorism in Kashmir after the Afghan phase of its global campaign ends, it may leave India feeling it has to wage the battle alone.

The legendary connoisseur Bernard Berenson saw the picture in 1894 and accepted it "without question" as authentic, saying, "Considered for its quality of line... it is admirable, and in feeling it has much of that tender homeliness that characterized Mantegna's art at a certain time". At the Christie's sale, the picture vastly surpassed the previous record holder.

Citizens already inside the club are in a funk about further expansion, feeling it has gone too far too fast.

The party has pushed for early elections in Gujarat, feeling it has a strong chance of returning to power, but the Election Commission has made a return to normalcy a condition of polls.

Luckily, once the car is actually headed into a turn, the steering loses the lifeless, disconnected feeling it has when the driver is simply trying to point it straight ahead.

But I can't help feeling it has the ring of truth to it.

Since the early days of U.S. attempts to divide the Colorado, Arizona harbored a grudge, feeling it had been cheated out of water.

But it's honest and touching — a movie that the audience of teen-age girls could watch without feeling it had been thrown a sop.

But Ms. Kanin grew disenchanted with the film industry, feeling it had become less hospitable to the relationship dramas that intrigued her.

Yet it was thrilling, seeing it, the actual Tour de France, really there in Yorkshire, and everybody went home dazzled, feeling it had been worth it.

Hamilton was furious afterwards, feeling it had been deliberate.