Sentence examples for felt an example from inspiring English sources

After broking the sale of Bear Stearns, another Wall Street firm, and nationalising the country's mortgage agencies, officials felt an example needed to be made so as to combat "moral hazard", or the risk that banks will act recklessly if they know they will be bailed out when their bets sour.

In fact, she was to be the third daughter of the family's English branch to marry outside of the Jewish faith, but such was the fame of the bridegroom and the resultant publicity that the Jewish elders and press felt an example needed to be made.

They worked so closely that the finished product was, they both felt, a nice example of extended cognition in itself.

Describe the times, dates, places, actions, and reasons your behavior felt like an example, say, of how you're especially honest, compassionate or patient.

She felt a seahorse was an example of a unique creature who was also a member of a larger community an analogy for her vision for Avery Coonley.

Everything — from my lack of understanding about baseball rules to my complete dearth of "Star Wars" knowledge — feels like an example of how I am failing them.

Tonight's episode, for example, felt a little flat compared with the unrelenting knicker-filling terror of last week.

A 'Closed Atmosphere' Mr. Tamayo also felt a need to bring examples of the world's best modern art to Mexico in order to break, in his words, "the closed atmosphere" that had long prevailed in Mexican art.

Current imaging techniques can show, with remarkable precision, what happens in specific parts of the brain when we feel an emotion, for example.

Steve Best of Cross Rhythms felt it was an example of Casting Crowns being "more... than rock bluster".

Barrett said she felt it was an example that what may matter about a project is not just the mass of the resulting home, but its design elements as well.