Sentence examples for feeling likely to from inspiring English sources

It is a feeling likely to be magnified for future space travellers to Mars and beyond.

While Clinton is the clear frontrunner for the Democratic Party's nomination, several recent polls have found a majority of voters find her untrustworthy, a feeling likely to be exacerbated by a criminal investigation by the federal government.

Consequently the film industry, normally not guided by creative artists, and cautious in putting large capital to the hazards of courage, would be governed by its notions of the feelings likely to be aroused by diverse religious sects, certainly the powerful ones.

Bridger's barrister, Brendan Kelly, suggested the trial should be heard well away from mid-Wales because "ill feeling" was likely to run high.

Violent Islamic radicalism of the al-Qaeda sort has been in decline in most parts of the Middle East for at least two decades, and no amount of anti-American feeling seems likely to switch this trend abruptly into reverse.

That same feeling is likely to prevail next week, when he celebrates the album's release in the company of Mr. Robbins, the pianist Jacob Sacks, the bassist Eivind Opsvik and the drummer R. J. Miller.

Yet any movie that is contemporary in feeling is likely to go further than other movies — go too far for some tastes — and "Bonnie and Clyde" divides audiences, as "The Manchurian Candidate" did, and it is being jumped on almost as hard.

That feeling is likely to be particularly strong in Japan, where a national election campaign is taking place and which feels it has secured inadequate support on behalf of Japanese abducted by North Korea.

The feeling is likely to be mutual.

It will disappear as you hold it, and the feeling is likely to be less painful the more times you use this acupressure point.

Since the feeling is likely to be new and a bit strange, only stand for a few minutes at the start, gradually increasing the time you stand in them, up to an hour.