Sentence examples for general felt from inspiring English sources

Though he had asked for more security, as the right constantly reminds (even as it hems and haws about cutting funding for State Department security), Stevens loved Libya and the Middle East and North Africa region in general, felt generally comfortable there, and had a habit of traveling well off the beaten path in ways that would frighten the average American.

By November, the general felt trapped, declared a state of emergency and fired 60 judges.

George Marshall, the nation's top general, felt that a willingness to fire subordinates was a requirement of leadership.

And as a first step toward this marvelous goal, the general felt a pressing need for... HATS.

Another government official said the general felt responsible for the deaths of five soldiers in the conflict last week.

With Malraux at his right, the place of honor at the Cabinet table, the General felt "shielded from the commonplace," he wrote.

His top general feels differently.

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The general feels no such sense of loyalty to the democratic state.

The General feels that he was framed by some American rear admiral with a clumsy sense of humor.

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