Sentence examples for felt to create a from inspiring English sources

One wonders how it felt to create a character that loathsome, given the amount of empathy an actor must feel for any role he is playing.

He asked one of the stars of "Avatar" how it felt to create a virtual version of himself.

You can use the small pom-poms and green felt to create a holly bow to decorate your reindeer.

Mr. Khan said he was surprised to learn the degree of pressure his parents felt to create an entirely new life for their family.

But in Monet's time branding was something that grew, almost organically, out of the artist's work; these days it is something that gets imposed from outside almost before there is any work.Talk today to art-school graduates and at some point the conversation will turn to the pressure they feel to create a brand.

I imagine if I were this teacher, listening to Jim and Sandra, the responsibility I would feel to create a home away from home for Kurt.

Bowl Weevil will  take advantage of the building's nostalgic feel to create a truly unique atmosphere, attracting after-school kids looking for entertainment and a snack, families with young children seeking inexpensive entertainment, seniors looking for fun activities, and local bowlers seeking league competition in their own neighborhoods.

"Under Ben's leadership, we have felt compelled to create a new playbook for the Fed," Kevin Warsh, a Fed governor who has worked closely with Bernanke, told me.

It's as if Miller felt obliged to create a character to embody that most taken for granted of all storytelling techniques: the third-person omniscient narrator.

"All these things, even before they were actually felt, helped to create a mindset of confidence, which it seems to me is critical for keeping the recovery going on this long," Mr. Clinton said.

"All these things, even before they were actually felt, helped to create a mindset of confidence, which it seems to me is critical for keeping the recovery going this long," Mr. Clinton said.