Sentence examples for felt to settle from inspiring English sources

Still, it's ironic that they shared with the people they murdered an estrangement from a deeply rooted, cultural mainstream, a sense of alienation and grievance, a wish to be noticed, to have their impact felt, to settle scores.

Some of the patients said they felt forced to "settle" for lesser drugs because they were poor and black.

But some analysts said Time Warner and EMI nonetheless felt compelled to settle the case because of two deals involving them that are before the F.T.C.

But some analysts said Time Warner and EMI nonetheless felt compelled to settle the case because of two deals involving them that are before the F.T.C. Correction: May 12, 2000, Friday Because of a production error, a front-page article yesterday about the settlement of an antitrust case involving the pricing of compact discs omitted a passage at the continuation in some copies.

It would be a few years before the women, both avid travelers, felt ready to settle down with a child.

I remember telling my sister that it felt odd to settle in kind of immediately after my goal of "older man" was declared.

Because everyone gets equal free healthcare, workers don't feel pressured to settle for jobs solely to secure coveted benefits, but instead feel encouraged to take risks and follow an entrepreneurial path.

Defendants, anxious to avoid lengthy litigation and negative publicity, often feel obliged to settle, irrespective of the merits of the claim.

Because defending patent cases is expensive and time-consuming, many defendants feel compelled to settle such cases even if they are without merit.

"What has appealed to me has been not putting an automatic time limit on our travel, to just travel until it feels right to settle down," he said.

They may also feel compelled to settle current litigation that would have been dismissed if the Supreme Court decision had gone their way.