Sentence examples for interest feels from inspiring English sources

Carole Lambert, whose "Sea Glass Hunter's Handbook" is her third on the subject, confesses that her interest feels, at times, "a bit loopy — picking up garbage from the beach".

As it turns out, "Mexico City: An Exhibition About the Exchange Rates of Bodies and Values," while a show of interest, feels far too lean for the space it's been given and so sharp in the case of at least one work as to raise ethical qualms.

Of course, his interest feels wonderful, after all, you are fabulous.

This year, the interest feels particularly strong after two people separately emailed the local press about spotting the creature.

Whilst you're being serenaded, a little voice inside is telling you that this sudden interest feels temporary, but you cast doubt aside because the songs of tax cuts and fortified public school systems sounds so sweet.

"It's all new to us, but if you hear something that piques your interest, feel free to share it with us".

Those who treat the early years like a shopping excursion, taking not only required classes but also ones that pique their interest, feel more engaged and happier with their major.

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Given this, appeals to collective interest feel less than pregnant with benefit.

David Frith suggests that this series was vital in establishing the importance of Test cricket, and that the interest felt in both England and Australia, and the coverage by the press, set up the pattern and expectations of future Test series.

Abstaining was recommended if a Panel member had a conflict of interest, felt that there was insufficient evidence to support an opinion or that he or she lacked the relevant expertise.