Sentence examples for he certainly feels from inspiring English sources
Hopefully he certainly feels he is vindicated for staying.
He certainly feels it is time to move on".
But he certainly feels that a fire needs to be lit.
He certainly feels a need to be seen and heard, to be in the mix, as it were.
I think one reason is that, while he certainly feels that he makes good movies, he feels some ambivalence about contributing to the sort of animation glut in Japan, and so is reluctant to go into promotional mode.
"He certainly feels that his economic instinct that there could be a resurgence in manufacturing has been increasingly validated," said Gene Sperling, a Michigan native with a soft spot for manufacturing who replaced Summers as Obama's top economic adviser.
He certainly felt the pressure for long periods yesterday.
Afterward the patient said he didn't necessarily feel better, but he certainly felt no worse.
"He certainly felt very pressured by his work, but it was a double-edged sword," said Pereira.
And he certainly felt that he was very much in the tradition of Romulus; he wants to associate himself with Romulus, and also, of course, with Augustus, who lived, as you know, on the Palatine Hill.
