Sentence examples for help felt that from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, those who sought help felt that their experience of the episode was too painful, lasted too long, and disrupted their interpersonal and role functioning [ 4].

I can't help feel that policing of our children's sex education should begin much earlier and closer to home.

So at this week's meeting, you couldn't help feel that much of the democratic process could well have already taken place in private rooms ahead of the meeting.

But you can't help feel that a lot of people just get him wrong.

Yet one could not help feel that he had done so without a sense of the danger involved.

You can't help feel that any Russian visitors would be so appalled by its state that the twin relationship would be ruined forever.

Yet I couldn't help feel that this was all a rather gauche form of fancy dress: another woman in the spotlight trying to make a statement by mimicking the complex cultural costume of her host.

Whatever Thursday brings, I cannot help feel that the English and the Scottish will have a huge, some might say impossible, amount of making up with each other to do.

"I can't help feel that in this cult of austerity Britain, the government is turning its back on one if its most promising and extraordinary world-leading sectors," Lord Lloyd-Webber said.

Intriguing, but I couldn't help feel that I was listening to a "me too" pitch for the recent Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett duet release, "Cheek to Cheek".

Many of Kozak's colleagues, and those he helped, felt that he deserved more, and were pleased when the Chilean government belatedly gave him citizenship last year.