Sentence examples for felt ability to from inspiring English sources

The perception of threat arises when the demands imposed upon an individual are perceived to exceed his or her felt ability to cope with those demands, irrespective of the source and the intensity or the number of stressful events.

If you use random (or pick different mobiles each game) your "feel" (ability to guess how much power to use) will be messed up.

"I felt his ability to combine with Balotelli might have helped us," said Rodgers.

You always felt his ability to make connections and people were eager to connect with him.

He felt his ability to be a leader was challenged because his performance inspired less confidence in his teammates and himself.

Harris says the decision to retire was a straightforward one as he felt his ability to make an impact on the pitch had diminished.

"They described them as poor role models; they felt no ability to identify with them on the basis of shared gender," she says.

I think one of the reasons all these moderates are leaving the House is that they feel their ability to influence the caucus is zero".

"I love fashion and style so much [because] I feel the ability to create an alternate fantasy and reality for myself," Gaga told Gaultier.

Even with strangers, I feel an ability to connect with them that I've never had before".

You might feel robbed of the ability to feel (or not to feel) but that is okay.