Sentence examples for felt on some from inspiring English sources

So why, then, have I still felt on some level that I've experienced a profound loss?

"The human condition can be felt on some of the men".

The Presbyterians needed to halt the endless generation of dangerous religious propaganda and continued what they felt on some level was the continued metastasis of Protestant sects.

So Grotius' influence was felt on some of the major actors of his day.

Even wealthy and middle-class kids can frequently feel, on some level, humiliated.

The sense of betrayal I feel on some of the politicians and business leaders is endless.

And then sometimes I think people who have been persecuted feel on some level like it's their fault and don't want to share it with anyone else.

W. Richard West, a Southern Cheyenne who is director of the National Museum of the American Indian here, wrote in this show's catalog, "A native person is challenged, I think, not to feel on some level a profound resentment toward Catlin; his obsession with depicting Indians has an extremely invasive undertone to it".

Pretty much everyone over 50 in America feels on some level like a refugee..

She told me: "I think a lot of the time girls may feel on some level that their story has been deemed unimportant, especially to the outside world.

Just as the aggressors make it clear they are unwanted and not valued, the target of bullying or mobbing feels, on some level, that they must be what they are viewed as.