Sentence examples similar to felt occasions from inspiring English sources

His father won the Military Cross and Faulks admits to having felt on occasion that doing something equal to the previous generation's heroism would be hard.

One or two players just felt the occasion too much".

Bouchard was unafraid to speak his mind when he felt the occasion demanded.

BBC journalist David Lumb said reporters were not allowed to take pictures, and those present felt the occasion was "an opportunity to preach a political agenda".

For example, some mainstream staff felt on occasion, ACO staff 'used' the negative experiences of Australia's colonial history to explain client behaviour and justify the need for different treatment approaches.

I felt lonely on occasions like Valentine's Day and Mother's Day.

"They both felt that certain occasions required an element of ceremony, even of celebration".

We felt on two occasions that gon shiu mignon, an expensive beef dish ($13), was being pushed.

Couple that with a celebrity such as John Lennon who, on innumerable occasions, felt compelled to mingle with his fans.

She is by turns sharply observant, witty, and when she feels the occasion demands it, she can be acerbic.

It felt, as every occasion does these days, as if it was a huge occasion for Cook as he walked out to open the innings.