Sentence examples for known feel from inspiring English sources

But many Raizals, as the English speakers here are known, feel loyalty neither to Colombia, a Bush administration ally, nor to Nicaragua, a supporter of President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela.

Many residents of the "prison estate", as it is sometimes known, feel they are trapped in a place where prospective buyers are likely to be put off by a state of disrepair that is hard to believe exists in a so-called first-world country.

"You can just, you know, feel it.

Children, she knew, feel out of place.

Most Americans I know feel the same way I do.

Quite a few economists I know feel the same way.

You know, feel-good rock 'n' roll.

"Every student I know feels fortunate to be at Hunter.

All of us, I knew, felt calmer and lighter.

He adds that everyone he knows feels the same way.

Everyone I knew felt optimistic about the United States back then.