Sentence examples for may feel in from inspiring English sources

No matter how beaten down you may feel in your current position--and "beaten down" is a regrettably common feeling among early-career scientists--you have enormous opportunities and a vast array of tools at your disposal.

And she may feel, in the performance of this role, the emotional extremity Gilbert attributes to herself.

The Academy is basically a pretty conservative institution, and its members may feel, in their hearts, that they just liked Avatar more than the gruelling The Hurt Locker.

Some of us may choose not to listen to, say, Wagner (and now, Handel) because of the pain we may feel in connection with the artist's tainted beliefs.

Readers of this book may feel in the end that Hertzberg, by all counts an unusually dutiful son, might well have heeded his father better.

Whatever ambivalence we may feel in the face of these books is drowned out by the pleasure we take from them.

Even in the safest hotel, women traveling alone may feel uncomfortable in the lobby bar or in other public spaces.

Folks who jump into pre-emptive cleanup at parties (in my experience) may feel awkward in social settings.

This commentary or gossip may feel good in the moment, but it leaves us feeling pretty lousy within ourselves.

Most voters may feel settled in their choice of Vice President Al Gore or Gov. George W. Bush.

"After awhile, someone may feel tense in the hips," she said.