Sentence examples for feels to make from inspiring English sources
That makes it easier, he feels, to make a case against big soda companies.
I learned a lot about the nature of the move and how it feels to make that leap.
Hence the dogged devotion to democracy that the Germans have shown since the war and the obligation that every one of them feels to make a contribution to economic, as well as political, recovery.
Strange as it feels to make the connection, it is staggering in the way that David Lean sometimes is – the Lean whose last project was to have been an adaptation of Joseph Conrad's Nostromo, a novel of the silver mines and South American revolution.
Alastair Sooke meets British painter Peter Doig to discuss his mysterious and exotic work, what it's like to be compared to Gaugin – and how it feels to make paintings worth £6m.
She could also pinpoint the moment things started to change: when a new player plucks out a tune they recognize and they experience the endorphin rush of finally knowing how it feels to make music.
It doesn't want, we feel, to make much of a play of being there.
He speaks of the need he and other young players felt to make Cruyff notice them.
It was clear the urgency I felt to make more progress far exceeded his.
