Sentence examples for man feels a from inspiring English sources
The man feels a rush of triumph.
The man feels a need to protect the models from such aggressive voyeurism.
Man feels a divine calling, and stops in a little country church to say his prayers.
The makers of "Wonder Boys, Douglass's finest hour, did more to maintain their distance, and their patience, and "Solitary Man" feels a touch small and sour by comparison.
The New Yorker, August 8 , 1931P. 52 Man feels a divine calling, and stops in a little country church to say his prayers.
By Edward L. Gordy The New Yorker, August 8 , 1931P. 52 Man feels a divine calling, and stops in a little country church to say his prayers.
The Kentucky-born Abraham Lincoln well understood the mentality when he wrote, "Each man feels an impulse to kill his neighbor lest he be first killed by him".
"They won't interfere with us and we won't interfere with them".But one man felt a bit of kinship with the nearby VIPs.
"The young man felt a bit pressured by this.
The man felt a smile tug at his lips.
In this story, each blind man felt a different part of an elephant (trunk, leg, ear, etc).
