Sentence examples for feels itself to from inspiring English sources

Now it is happening again.As in 2002, Israel feels itself to be facing new threats.

In the long term their interests are best served by a society that feels itself to be fair and just".

The ban on protests and lavish security precautions during the Olympics showed how vulnerable the party still feels itself to be.

Finally, the novel of manners may be taken as an artistic symbol of a social order that feels itself to be secure.

But they also represent a shift in the balance of power here, as China feels itself to be stronger economically and Western businesses more dispensable.

This practice feels itself to be on the frontline – as one of Hussain's colleagues says, "The world is at our doors".

It was a society that felt itself to be under siege.

Iran’s current regime would not hesitate to threaten to use it, or even to use it, if it felt itself to be facing imminent defeat.

During the cold war, Berlin always felt itself to be more directly threatened than New York; now it's the other way round.

LAGOS — On the 51st anniversary of Nigeria's independence a week ago, the sky over Lagos was dimly silver, rain was pattering on a million tin roofs, and the country felt itself to be in something of a funk.

Until that happens, Ukraine may feel itself to be in a relationship with the EU, one that could even lead towards membership but the EU will respond that things are complicated.