Sentence examples for felt for its from inspiring English sources

Tom Mitro Houston To the Sports Editor: Clemente's chief biographer, David Maraniss, describes the ambivalence Pittsburgh felt for its first black (and Hispanic) superstar.

I slowly maneuvered the cup towards the mask's concealed mouth hole and felt for its rim with my lips.

Generations from now, long after the last Twitter follower has unfriended the last Facebook user, this decade will be remembered and felt for its impact on Nature: the species that were saved and those that were lost; the heating of the planet; the forests cut down and those that continue to provide oxygen to our children's children, and the first halting steps toward a clean energy future.

The company is planning to move to a blog model/look and feel for its Senser network: it's also planning to turn its standard homepage into an open blog.

"Liberty" has a WB-winsomeness, asking its audience to feel for its beautiful, tragic heroine.

Delta (www.delta.com) has come up with a new look and feel for its international coach seating.

That may be why the concern Thomas Morus's staff feels for its students seems tinged with a sense of estrangement.

"Hands on a Hardbody" wants you to feel for its characters, but you know from the get-go that only one will go home a winner.

What I feel for its author comes not just from my knowledge of him at the table or twitchy behind the wheel but from a sense of trust.

Can the passion that the city feels for its team ever be translated into a similar passion for its local theatre?

They have little feel for its vibrancy or the attendance levels at services, which though flagging in recent years, far outstrip those of European Catholics.