Sentence examples for indeed feel that from inspiring English sources

Young white men might indeed feel that they have no obvious place in British society.

By the end of "Passion Play," you do indeed feel that a crucifixion of sorts has occurred, a soul-splitting sacrifice of something precious and unreclaimable.

Many did indeed feel that he victimized her when he demanded she sign that pledge to ban soft money from their campaign.

It would be easy to dismiss it as so much marketing nonsense, but by the time you've met Rosa Merenda, the chef and co-owner (and you will), chatted with her husband and partner, Angelo, and eaten their food, you will indeed feel that you've just had a sweet familial experience.

In the future, users may indeed feel that the machine is reading their mind and knows exactly what they want to see.

JH: I did indeed feel that we were swept along in the embrace of that era, as you put it so well, that we found ourselves at the end of the '80s rather marooned -- like waking up after a heavy party in someone else's clothes in a railway siding in the middle of nowhere, while everybody else "was moooooving on"!

Indeed, we may feel that diversity is greater than ever.

And in the writing he does indeed make you feel that admiration is the only proper tone for that "crusader of constant sorrow".

Yoga is not a competitive sport; indeed, if you feel that way about it, you will not progress.

Indeed, after this experience we feel that surgery could be considered a valid option for the treatment of an isolated vaginal metastasis.

But in practice, most domestic cooks feel that failure is indeed a disgrace, and that it would take some years of therapy to convince them otherwise.