Sentence examples for may feel better from inspiring English sources

Don't lie about even one part of it, although it may feel better.

However, physiological measures may change without people feeling better and people may feel better without measurable change in physiological function.

(Reuters Health) - When medical errors lead to serious injuries, patients and families may feel better when doctors take the time to listen to their feelings about the mistake and explain what can be done to prevent it from happening again, a small study suggests.

They may feel better about letting the secret out.

We may feel better if we dismiss our "demons" as inhuman.

"When you have a career, voters may feel better about you.

But fans of "Idol" who followed televised interviews with the contestants about their home lives may feel better acquainted with Miss Stevens's maternal grandmother, Rita Francisco of Waterbury.

With China to fall back on, Mr Kibaki may feel better able to cling on to power and withstand any Western threats to impose sanctions or suspend aid.

"And they may not feel better during that time.

Even if you tell him what it really is, he may still feel better.

"You may even feel better because you chose to be an American and they didn't," he said.