Sentence examples for felt that left from inspiring English sources

I saw I had convinced no one, and felt that left only Golding.

Some felt that left the United States team less prepared for international competitions than other countries.

By his own assessment, Mr. Beichman was "a centrist, and felt that the left left him," his son Charles said, adding that his father "never lost his concern for the plight of workers, racism, anti-Semitism".

He was also losing hope in the working class, and felt that the left was being outmaneuvered by Bismarck, in part because of the international military successes of Bismarckian politics (Ellissen 1905, 7; Nipperdey 1985, 790 803).

She explained that she felt that the left "loves to see conservatives fighting" and that O'Reilly had been "disrespectful" to "people who really try to live their lives according to the Bible".

Barry discussed one patient who felt that his missing left hand was clenched in a fist and could never shake the discomfort — could never "unclench" it.

While many on the left felt that this was a premature obituary, several commentators on the right saw the demise of the peasantry as an essential precursor to prosperity.

Mr. Hitchens felt that many on the left acted cowardly, blaming Mr. Rushdie for the response to his fourth novel, "The Satanic Verses," and rationalizing the reaction of Islamic extremists.

After the 1997 election, Lanchester wrote: 'I very quickly felt as if I was the only person I knew who still basically approved of Blair, apart from all the people who voted for him.' Lanchester felt that much of the left's hatred of Blair was down to an inability to deal with power.

Here is where I have always felt that the normal politics of left and right are a hindrance.

Ighalo hassled Mangala into conceding a corner on the left – Pellegrini felt that it should have been a goal-kick – and Watson's cross towards the near post flicked off Kolarov's head and past Hart.