Sentence examples for felt labor from inspiring English sources

Shorten felt Labor had lurched too progressive left.

But Mr. Blair signaled a bolder stance Friday, first in an interview with The Financial Times in which he said he felt Labor could win such a referendum and also in a speech in Edinburgh in which he said that cooperating with Europe was in the national interest.

"If the NLRB says they are both employers, which one has to give health insurance?" But before any of these effects are felt, labor experts say corporations in the direct line of impact will be duking it out in the courts.

Steering never felt labored, and the vehicle felt stable even as I (often unintentially) took turns at high speeds.

While it can feel labor intensive at times, I consider this a passion project more than work.

There are ways for pregnant women to let their partners feel labor pains and even the sensation of having the baby kick inside them.

However, since men can't feel labor pains, the two men used electro-stimulations to simulate contractions so they could experience the distress for themselves.

The point, whatever it is, feels labored.

Thankfully the book, "Chance and Circumstance: Twenty Years With Cage and Cunningham," doesn't feel labored.

At its best, the place captures that feeling of warmth and ease, but at its worst it feels labored and cynical.

But his busy execution – bolstered by frantic cinematography that makes the whole endeavor unfortunately resemble an episode of The Office – feels labored.