Sentence examples for feels qualified from inspiring English sources

"The problem is we don't have anyone who feels qualified to teach it".

As co-producer of the TV satire Veep, as well as being a political journalist, Rich feels qualified to judge.

(Deller was of the same generation as Damien Hirst and the YBAs, went to the same parties, but never made any money, so feels qualified to talk).

Mr. Blum, who has written a book called "Irreplaceable Artifacts" (Clarkson Potter, 1997) with his sister, Leslie Blum, an architect, feels qualified to explain the difference between an artifact and junk.

If you've paid only scant attention to the coming election, then you may know little about John A. Catsimatidis, the billionaire grocer, real estate and oil tycoon who is seeking the Republican nomination and feels qualified to do so because, as he puts it, "I've been a C.E.O. for 44 years".

And he feels qualified to tell us that John Kerry won't do whatever it takes to defend America?" While Mr. Kerry and Mr. Cheney went after each other with a vigor that made it hard to believe Election Day was still 27 weeks away, the president sought to sail above it all, a course that Mr. Bush's aides said they hoped he would take frequently, with Mr. Cheney's help.

"Let me see -- Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, The Who and just on and on," Simmons said, listing name he feels qualify as legends.

Only slightly more than half felt qualified to treat obese patients with psychiatry faculty feeling significantly less qualified than the other specialties (p =.002).

She did not feel qualified.

Does she feel qualified to do so?

"I didn't feel qualified," he said.