Sentence examples for feels anyone from inspiring English sources

But Hutchinson stuck with that imagery, as she feels anyone, anywhere, can relate to a skeleton.

Perhaps this is because he is so ill informed on the breakdown of who is being protested at college campuses; but more likely it's because he truly feels anyone who identifies as conservative should be given carte blanche over all public spaces.

"I don't feel anyone really truly wants me to win more than I do".

They are unable to feel anyone else's pain, and unable to process their own.

I didn't feel anyone was judging or looking or being cheeky – none of that.

"I feel anyone in my colour in particular is of concern.

"I don't feel anyone should have a problem with that.

But before Mr. Hurd's ouster, he had told the board that he did not feel anyone at H.P. was ready to assume the top job.

"I make sure the place is too smoky for me to even feel anyone else being there," he explained recently.

"I don't feel that way and I don't feel anyone in this building, at British Cycling, feels that way".

"Really, when we feel any threat, when we feel anyone bother us from outside," Mr. Yaycili said, "we have a right to ask for help from the outside".