Sentence examples for feels critical from inspiring English sources

Saturday's trip to Swansea already feels critical.

The situation feels critical and has been complicated by the fact that Albion's hopes of taking Jay Rodriguez on loan have fallen through after he came off the bench to score for Southampton on Saturday.

Responding to this abundance by cooking and canning makes me feel closer to the earth, which for me, in Los Angeles, feels critical.

Example: Someone made a remark that feels critical or unsupportive, and you begin to unravel and feel distressed, distraught and devastated.

On fake news, Snowden said that he feels "critical thinking is more important now than ever," and that it would be a mistake to lean heavily on censorship as a response.

He had long felt critical of the big banks, the oil companies, the huge corporations that didn't pay taxes.

And if people feel critical of us who have taken part, I think they've got a point.

That moment, just 24 minutes into the final of the European Championships at the Stade de France, felt critical.

At first I felt critical of the many Africans I spoke to who had never heard of São Tomé e Principe.

"I think a lot of guys also feel critical of the dominant work culture, but it is taking a real long time to shift it".

They feel critical of a world that remains compelled by this loss: it reminds them that they used to possess something that doesn't seem to belong to them any more.