Sentence examples for may feel of from inspiring English sources

When Cameron talks in his introduction to the official text (big-footing Her Majesty, some may feel) of a "two-speed society" – and bigs up the very welcome "northern powerhouse" rhetoric emanating from Tatton's George Osborne – we applaud the sentiment, but note that he is also committed to welfare cuts that will hurt many of the most vulnerable.

After dinner, relax at Southern Sun (627 South Broadway), a ski-lodge-style establishment where you may feel out of place if you're not wearing fleece.

Lower participation by Muslim women may be due to specific barriers in their participation, or they may feel out of place and unable to relate to other members, if COWAN is perceived as a 'Christian' organisation.

That's especially true for women and other minorities who may feel out of place in a white, male-dominated culture.

When the change is happening, you may feel out of place.

Your son or daughter may feel out-of-place returning to a different family dynamic, he says.

Other painful symptoms women may feel include feelings of muscle spasms, pelvic cramping, or muscle tightness.

"Even if you've been entertained, you may feel cheated of some dimension — a sense of wonder, perhaps," she wrote.

You may feel all of these or just some of these, but feel them.

You may feel moments of confusion and periodic loss of memory.

They may feel jealous of the attention the baby is receiving and develop hostile feelings towards him/her as a result.