Sentence examples for grounds to feel from inspiring English sources

But Hertha have good grounds to feel hopeful nevertheless.

But we have no grounds to feel superior in our supposedly enlightened societies.

Natasha has grounds to feel panicked: Michael is in Manhattan attending a wedding, and he'd talked of a breakfast trip to the World Trade Centre.

Because Mrs Merkel looks set to remain as chancellor, the SPD and FDP have been reduced to painting each other as dangerously extreme coalition partners for her.More positively, Germans have grounds to feel their government acted to protect them when the crisis broke.

If the home team had grounds to feel aggrieved at the leniency of the referee, they could have no complaints about the level of support they received.

Of course, it's hard for some people, based upon their moral or religious grounds, to feel any sympathy for people who make their living on their backs and knees.

At times, there has been the impression that City have a mental block when it comes to Europe and that they are still waiting, perhaps, for the one conclusive performance on their own ground to feel like they belong.

I wanted to make him feel more grounded to the earth, to feel more of a sense of possibility.

Every day a retired firefighter returns to Ground Sero, to feel closer to his two sons who died there.

Every day a retired firefighter returns to Ground Zero, to feel closer to his two sons who died there.

But while there are grounds for Iranians to feel hopeful, it may not be that simple.