Sentence examples for feels the language from inspiring English sources

She makes a quirky guide, but she feels the language and captures the mood.

Mr. Lescher had minor reservations about a few lines in my translation where he felt the language didn't flow.

Still, the retailers opposed the Fed's cap because they felt the language in the Dodd-Frank Act should have produced even lower fees.

On whether he felt the language he used was offensive or discriminatory, he said: "It's how I speak with some of my friends".

In addition, 84% said they felt the language used in the debate about benefits and disabled people had caused a negative shift in public attitudes.

Here Smith explains how 'we [UUK] felt the language of economics was the only language that would secure the prosperity of our universities and higher education institutions' (2011, p 129).

In his forceful and humane book, Mark Abley listens to some of the world's endangered languages, wondering what it means 'to feel the language of [one's] childhood melting away'.

Some felt the language was too complex; others, too simple.

Queen recorded the song in English because she felt the language worked well with the beat.

He felt the language of "religious right" was too harsh in describing what the neo-reformed are on about.

The students mentioned in this story declined to sign those releases because they felt the language was overly broad, and posed the risk of eventually revealing their identities.