Sentence examples for felt goal from inspiring English sources

Built around and upon extensive research and Byrne's equally extensive travels, The Girl in the Road represents Byrne's deeply felt goal to create work based not on cultural appropriation but on "radical empathy across national and sex and gender and class lines".

"And even though we've got someone like Dan Biggar we felt goal-kicking was an important factor and played into that decision as well".

My goal in writing this book was really to help readers discover for themselves their own authentic, legitimate, deeply felt goals with respect to what success means.

"There are players who feel goals, and Robbie is one of these players.

The creative effect of achieving both these goals in a single encounter is something I call "feeldo". Old-rules advertising agencies pursue "feel" goals, while activation agencies go for "do" – but separately.

Richter, who finished with 27 saves, also felt his goal cage was dislodged just before Woolley banked in his goal.

For each of the five goals they chose, respondents were asked to rate whether they felt the goal had been achieved, partially achieved or not achieved.

We told them to keep going, we always felt one goal would get us back in it.

"We created chances and felt the goal was coming".

"I felt [the goal was coming], we were always trying to press," Baraclough said.

Portsmouth boss Michael Appleton felt the goal should have stood, because he felt Ipswich's Jay Emmanuel-Thomas touched the ball on its way in.