Sentence examples for feeling it should be from inspiring English sources

Making 15 recommendations, Lord Carlile concluded the Church, feeling it should be supportive of the complainant and transparent in its dealings, failed to engage in a process that gave proper consideration to the rights of the bishop.

No clue when it's being launched, but I have a feeling it should be sometime soon.

India, feeling it should have one too, is just one of a number of big countries with a claim, and laments its comparative geopolitical weakness.

I don't know if the closing ceremony will quote those other indelible lines from Shakespeare's great valedictory play, The Tempest, to bookend the opening epigram, but you can't help feeling it should: "Our revels now are ended.

Nevertheless, he quarreled with the administrators of the Washington State Building, feeling that it should be open on Sundays, when the largest crowds came to the grounds.

Read your partner's body actions and check how they are feeling - it should be both sides that need to listen and respect.

I think in this case we ended up by feeling that it should be an Op-Ed piece.

He said he'd been struck by the "support for C4 on both sides of the house, there's no real feeling that it should be privatised".

"When somebody writes a song and plays it for you as the band, or just to the drummer when you start to record," he said, "my feeling is it should be so strong already without the band, that you know that once you put the band on it you've really got something.

The feeling is that it should be ripped up now.

My own feeling is that it should be easier than it is now for principals to fire bad teachers, but that tenure should not be abolished.