Sentence examples for felt about calling from inspiring English sources

Shannon Meehan, a retired Army captain who has written about the crippling guilt he felt about calling in an artillery strike that killed an Iraqi family by accident, said it took him months to tell his therapist about the deaths.

Asked how he would feel about calling the Muslim fire department to put out a fire in his house, Mr. Krizanac was unequivocal: "I'd let it burn".

So perhaps all Labour MPs could ask themselves one simple question, and that is not "How do we win the next election?" but "What do I actually feel passionately about?" Call me naive but it would be a start, wouldn't it?

One village doctor said: Though the X [name of the qualified doctor] doctor did not mind if I call him for help, I have felt shy about calling him (in an odd time).

[sic] IDI_7 Though the X [name of the qualified doctor] doctor did not mind if I call him for help, I have felt shy about calling him (in an odd time).

He said this when someone asked him how he felt about having called Clegg "a joke".

Asked how he felt about being called the "Usain Bolt of the water", McKeever said: "Luckily I have the gold medal to go with it now.

"Let the Commies die!" Mr. Limbaugh soothed his agitated dittoheads: " 'My friends,' Jesus said, 'Go where the sinners are.' " I asked Walter Isaacson, the new president of CNN, how he felt about being called a sinner.

I had some issues with the plot, and still feel unsettled about calling it a true eighth story in the series, as it doesn't fit the depth to which J.K. Rowling developed the books.

Above all, simply don't feel guilty about calling in sick.

"People can get to know us and not feel shy about calling us in the future," print specialist Elisabeth Hahn said.