Sentence examples for feels that everything from inspiring English sources

One feels that everything is subordinated to the glory of the vine.

He suddenly feels that everything clever, gentle and light belongs to women; to men belong the serious things.

She believes in l'energia of her food, feels that everything she cooks should be eaten by the end of the day, and chooses eight unique dishes to prepare each morning.

A NASA report from 1976 dwells on the risk of widespread "solipsism syndrome" among cosmonauts, a state of mind "in which a person feels that everything is a dream and is not real".

Back in England, having just been crowned King, James feels that everything is going his way, but then Murdoch breaks into his chamber and warns him in no uncertain terms of the consequences should anything happen to Fury, or Murdoch's native Ireland.

If she seems domineering it may be because she feels that everything in her life, including you, has to be perfect.

I felt that everything depended on seducing this woman, taking her to bed.

He also felt that everything necessary for Doctor Who was present in "Rose".

I felt that everything was working.

They felt that everything was against them.

I feel that everything is upside down.