Sentence examples for feeling that the program from inspiring English sources

The sheer variety of the works left you with the feeling that the program afforded only a glimpse into Mr. Aperghis's world.

"Finally, my feeling is that the program is not distorted, and, if one had not seen the original, one would not miss the items that are gone," he said.

In 1985, Lunney decided to leave NASA, feeling that the shuttle program had worn him out physically and mentally and that he was ready for a new type of challenge.

It's hard to shake the feeling that this programming is more premodern than modern, an effort to lure us back to the cave rather than into the glorious realm of higher possibilities that awaits us if we can just stop watching basketball, staring at bathing beauties and chasing possibly fictitious creatures through the woods.

But going away with the feeling that the players never left the program and that everyone stayed the course is at least a good feeling".

We had the feeling that the "success" of the graduate program depended less on its nature, and more on how diligently it was implemented.

Participants reported experiencing physical, mental and social outcomes of the program, and the feeling that the situation was "stable" was viewed as an important outcome for some participants and families.

She told me that the program left her feeling apprehensive and depressed.

Mr. Thomas said he had mixed feelings about the program.

The young people in the FUn group reported feeling better since commencing in the program (Table  2), and reported that the program had helped them.

Iran insists that the program is peaceful.