Sentence examples for feels warrants from inspiring English sources

But when you take into account the setting here - a small town in middle America that, yes, might not be the most accepting or open place in the world - and the fact that Ryan Murphy, the creator of the show, grew up in a very similar place and situation, you can see why it's a theme that he feels warrants repetition.

Some exultation feels warranted in any case.

The dazzling breadth of his playing feels warranted, because for him a solo piano record is no occasion for solitude.

Under the tournament regulations, a citing commissioner has the power to call a player to account for an act of foul play that he or she feels warranted a red card, regardless of whether it had been seen by the match officials.

But today, Soderbergh's plea for "just good" consideration feels warranted.

The lattice-facaded museum by Stone is a good example of a work derided from the outset, but that many historians now feel warrants preservation.

That choreographic process was one he felt "warranted trying again and again".

Tumultuous applause after the dazzling first movement was inevitable under the circumstances but also felt warranted.

Still others in New Jersey have committed crimes that their judges felt warranted punishments more compassionate than jail.

Wigan lost 4-0 at Old Trafford during which the Latics boss was unhappy about a penalty awarded to the hosts, as well as a Danny Welbeck challenge on Franco di Santo which he felt warranted a red card.

Emotional or angry arguments, as much as they may feel warranted, will not help your case, said Erin Moaratty, who heads special projects for a group called the Patient Advocate Foundation.