Sentence examples for feels to keep from inspiring English sources

But they describe as "excruciating" the weight of the responsibility that he feels to keep the country safe.

Christine Morrison, the board chairwoman at Maura Clarke-Ita Ford, said Ms. Swados had told her more than once about "the responsibility she feels to keep their legacy alive".

"Maybe I can go wander off on a beach somewhere now," he said with a smile, an apparent reference to the pressure he feels to keep big movies moving through his Wellington studio and effects operation.

The movie seems to be stuck with its own five fixation, too, because a new character or situation is introduced every five minutes, or so it feels, to keep things lively.

It's helpful to the actors, because for an emotional scene, I'll play it and say, this is how it feels, to keep us in the zone".

A person's anchor exerts a kind of cognitive drag on the mind as it tries to adjust, so that the farther one gets from the anchor, the less plausible it feels to keep adjusting outward.

"It was my obligation, I felt, to keep playing".

How did it feel to keep focusing awareness on your emotions throughout the day?

They covered his body in fat and wrapped him in felt to keep him warm.

Driving this business is the need that retailers feel to keep their inventory current, said Barry G. Hibbard, a ranch vice president.

That bit of candor spoke to the pressures financial executives felt to keep pace with their rivals, even as the rivals were marching in lockstep over the cliff.