Sentence examples for felt to attempt from inspiring English sources

He felt to attempt to speak in what would have been an extremely rudimentary Spanish would have potentially undermined his authority even more.

My footsteps may be replaced by the clickity-click of my motor wheelchair, and you may have to listen a little closer when I speak--but I still feel that same sense of responsibility Sayid feels to attempt to blur the line society has inadvertently drawn between the disabled and non-disabled.

"He was a favorite writer of my husband, [whom] I had felt unable to attempt for sentimental reasons".

Finally, however, it felt obliged "to attempt an enterprise from which others shrank".

In the early 1850s, the Perushim felt ready to attempt the building a larger synagogue on he-Hasid's original site.

If there is a disjuncture between how women live and how they actually feel – which to me there is, in motherhood and marriage – I will feel entitled to attempt to articulate it.

Presumably, having crossed the Atlantic Ocean with the help of the prevailing westerly winds, it did not feel inclined to attempt the journey home.

Should you feel tempted to attempt this jump yourself, don't forget to bring your iPod!

It would be futile and, some would feel, undesirable to attempt to impose uniformity by prescribing approved pronunciations if communication is not endangered.

If you think you can do it quicker because you know what you're doing now or because the have less clothes, feel free to attempt it today.

However, because this method is relatively safe and inexpensive (unless you buy a massage aid available for sale from naturopathic healing stores), feel free to attempt it at will.