Sentence examples for feels fewer from inspiring English sources

Payne suggests that it's because for many people, life has become longer and less awful when pain, tragedy, and early death are expected features of one's own life, one feels fewer compunctions about inflicting them on others.

Judging from the music alone, Anohni feels fewer reservations these days about sharing her political views.

But six months after the mass shooting, which left 49 people dead and 53 injured, the 20-year-old survivor feels few lessons have been learned.

And as Prime Minister he still depends on a small group of advisers, and feels few obligations to the old institutions.

Men expect more and feel fewer barriers.

They still felt good, mind you, but were less meaningful somehow she reports that she saw fewer colours, felt fewer dimensions.

In the United States you have a very diverse, individualistic society where people feel fewer obligations to fellow citizens.

Those who know Africa well will actually feel fewer discomfiting moments than when reading ostensibly realist novels such as Norman Rush's Mating.

In the US you have a very diverse, individualistic society where people feel fewer obligations to fellow citizens.

Do you feel fewer cravings for sweets?

One interpretation for the decrease was that younger participants may feel fewer symptoms.