Sentence examples for feels to pull from inspiring English sources

While he isn't really an anti-hero, he feels to pull to evil from time to time.

Jonathan Zittrain, a specialist in internet law at Harvard, thinks the commercial pressures Twitter is now coming under are not dissimilar from the incentive a magazine might feel to pull articles that could upset a major advertiser.

"It just feels good to pull somebody out," added Carlos Silva, 26, a fellow lifeguard.

Sometimes shortened to trich, it's an impulse-control disorder where a person feels compelled to pull out their hair.

She also talks openly about depression and a condition called trichotillomania, an impulse-control disorder where a person feels compelled to pull out their hair.

Maybe that's why it feels sacrilegious to pull on its threads.

But for those around the patient, it's hard to let go because it feels wrong to pull the plug on a loved one.

Can he describe how it felt to be pulled back from the brink of death?

Asked how he felt to have pulled through from a disease that can kill within four days of symptoms showing, he replied: "Wonderfully lucky".

Still, he said he felt powerless to pull back.

Unlike previous pre-election periods, he has not felt obliged to pull fiscal or monetary levers to pump the economy.