Sentence examples for may feel much from inspiring English sources

As he places his hand on the Lincoln Bible, Mr Obama may feel much the same way.

Not for the first time, W1A's creator John Morton may feel much of his next series is helpfully being written for him.

Proportional theory makes intuitive sense if we consider how a year in the lifespan of someone who is 75 years old may feel much quicker, for instance, in comparison to a year in the life of a ten-year-old.

It was 34 days ago though it may feel much longer that Republican Roy Moore was accused by women of dating them when they were teenagers, with one saying that he tried to initiate sex when she was just 14.

Should the superdelegates succumb to the pressures emanating from the Clinton campaign, hundreds of thousands of Obama supporters may feel much the same way McCarthy supporters and anti-war activists felt in 1968.

"People with autism want to be in control it makes them feel safe," says Dresner. "For somebody with autism, weird as it sounds, being on the street may feel much more like they're in control than in a hostel, where they're having to engage with other people, where the environment is really alien".

You may or may not feel much different in the state, you may not even notice that you're in a trance, or you may just feel very relaxed.

Or they may not feel much at all.

Many Syrians fear and loath Isis, but they may not feel much warmer about their prospective "liberators".

It may not feel much like a celebration if many of the beekeepers feel they are being forced out of the business.

There have been other complaints, one of the largest being that the Barclays Center wasn't built for hockey and may not feel much like a hockey arena.