Sentence examples for feels one of from inspiring English sources

Howley feels one of Gatland's strengths is the empathy he has for players.

"There is an exponential quality to the pain she feels," one of them told me.

"She does not inform the parents or myself unless in her judgment she feels one of the students is at risk".

He has told me personally that he feels one of the major mistakes that was made in '92 was that they gave up on Florida too early".

The next morning, back in the kayak, I realised that, however tired one feels, one of the best ways to de-stress is to be distracted in action and purpose.

Ibsen may be indebted to the Greeks, but here he also feels one of us: in showing Oswald's return from Paris to the stifling Alving family home, Ibsen confronts us with such themes as inherited disease, sibling incest and assisted death.

Bear with me; I feel one of my epiphanies coming on.

If I felt one of them looked too theatrical, I painted over it".

Well, the intention was that you'd feel one of two things.

"We really feel one of the ways people learn to care is by seeing an elephant.

After Glavine realized what had happened, he felt one of his two front teeth in his left hand.