Sentence examples for felt someone else from inspiring English sources

"My leadership style, with a young team, meant I felt someone else could do a better job," he said, "but there is no particular incident that led to this decision.

"Naturally this decision is not an easy one but the more I think about it the more I believe I can be of greater value to the Proteas as a fully focused batsman and senior player at this time of rebuilding our team," said Amla. "I felt someone else could do a better job.

Of these, 69% felt someone else should deliver this training (Community Psychiatric Nurse/Specialist Nurse/key worker).

During the game, Michael makes several visits to a shrink, complaining that he feels someone else is controlling him.

Most crowdsourcing projects rely on volunteers, and people are much less willing to volunteer if they feel someone else is profiting from their hard work.

Thanks to a certain former American president, it has become almost impossible to say that you feel someone else's pain without its sounding like a punch line.

But if Manuel cannot eventually get his team to do what he believes it is capable of doing, the owners may feel someone else should be given a chance.

The next step was to lend it to a friend, to feel someone else's pleasure in the book — to love it with someone else, and be able to talk about it.

(Brantley) * 'RABBIT HOLE' Thanks to a certain former American president, it has become almost impossible to say that you feel someone else's pain without its sounding like a punch line.

(Brantley) * 'RABBIT HOLE' Thanks to a certain former American president, it has become almost impossible to say that you feel someone else's pain without its sounding like a punchline.

In my work, you have to be able to empathise – but how can you feel someone else's pain if you have no idea yourself what pain is like?