Sentence examples for felt to join from inspiring English sources

But when asked how it felt to join Kali, an exhausted Eleven says "good", and means it.

Like Tony, Latino males tend to come from working-class backgrounds, and the urgency he and others feel to join the labor force may outweigh the long-term gains that can flow from a higher education credential.

Because it is so big, some dairy farmers have felt compelled to join, only to find that they were paid less than before for their raw milk.

Many members of the audience might have felt tempted to join them.

Like many Turkish Kurdish fighters, he felt urged to join the battle to defend Kobani for his "national pride", and managed to run across the border two weeks ago.

But as protests broke out in the spring of 2011, he felt compelled to join them, according to those who knew him.

Even the International Rugby Board, generally protective of the men charged with making instant decisions under  extreme pressure, has felt driven to join the chorus of condemnation.

However, her profound shyness meant that she felt unable to join the mandatory group discussions, with the result that she did not graduate.

The investigators began their study because they were concerned that many patients felt obligated to join support groups, whether they wanted to or not, to fight their cancer.

Separating those who brutalized the populace from those who felt compelled to join the Baath Party to stay alive makes the United States military's job extremely complicated.

But not before gay members of the New York City Council felt obliged to join the fray by calling a news conference to denounce him.