Sentence examples for feels for example from inspiring English sources
Icahn insisted to me that he does not oppose all regulation, and feels, for example, that "some Wall Street regulation is necessary".
He feels, for example, that Germany should offer to dispose of Syrian chemical weapons because it has a suitable facility, even if Germans are uncomfortable with the idea.Mrs von der Leyen is in principle ready to go further: towards a more unified European security policy, in which Germany would play a prominent role.
A patient gives answers to 20 questions, describing how he is feeling "at this moment," for example, "if he is calm, tense, if he feels secure" (STAI X-1, state-anxiety), and to 20 questions regarding how he "usually" feels, for example, "if he is pleased, sad or happy".
How familiar does this scene feel, for example?
(I felt, for example, that Fernando Meirelles's little-liked 2008 movie Blindness conveyed this rather better).
He always felt, for example, that the British Empire had a progressive role in India.
Other questions appeared designed to break them down, they felt – for example, asking Li Tiantian about her sex life.
Smith felt, for example, that I went on too long about how I pinned down Onassis' true birth date.
She felt, for example, that the baby should eat freshly mashed vegetables and fruits, not baby food from a jar, even if it was organic.
"I feel, for example, the NSA [US National Security Agency] collects everything but doesn't often have the capacity to make sense of it.
How would Hendrix feel, for example, about the Jimi Hendrix "Road Rage" vanilla-scented car air fresheners sold by the official Jimi Hendrix online store?
