Sentence examples for feels like change from inspiring English sources
Much of it feels like change for change's sake: the health and social care bill is another example.
Year on year, if not month on month we are faced with change, and it often feels like change for change's sake.
All of this, however, feels like it lays the way for an unchanged starting XI against Russia – a chance to 'put things right' – when it feels like change would be a tonic for this England side.
But there is that one small part that feels like change in status.
Creating an actual life from scratch that looks and feels like change and growth takes time, effort and energy ― it's not just a one-way plane ticket to paradise.
"I feel like change is coming, and change sometimes comes too slow for a lot of us.
Ultimately, though, the new measures feel like change, and for many in Cuba, change can only be a good thing.
I would like for people to feel like Change is Possible and Change is Happening.
They are scared, they are bewildered, they are cynical, they feel like change is almost impossible, they feel, with some justification, that both political parties are in bed with big corporations on Wall Street.
My personal encounters with national social movements and active unrest concerning the injustice, racism, and poverty that Western Settler-colonialism has "gifted" our society makes me feel like change is in the air.
