Sentence examples for feels often from inspiring English sources

It feels often that the main parties think their history gives them an unassailable right to survive.

He makes no secret of his respect for the common soldier and his disdain for the many politicians whom he feels often put them in harm's way.

So wholly do these voices belong to their speakers that it feels, often, as though Thorpe has somehow raised the dead; this, you think, is how automatic writing might read, if it ever made sense.

I have followed closely MMTC's disgust with the paternalistic tone it feels often pervades critiques of its work.

They say exactly what they think and feel, often loudly and with expansive gestures.

And that is the guilt felt, often justifiably so, for killing innocents in war.

Its administrative competence and loyalty to the Lithuanian state is, they feel, often questionable.

But I felt it all the same; I felt often its mysterious stillness watching me".

A sense of the numinous can be felt, often by believer and non-believer alike.

There were four possible responses to each: Exactly feel, often feel, sometimes feel and never feel.

Nurses, in particular, felt often 'simply not being heard' when pointing doctors to their violations of hygiene guidelines.