Sentence examples for may feel very from inspiring English sources

"Unlike other professions, individuals may feel very much alone," Dr. Hite said in an interview.

Zingers about zombie formalism, post-post-Internet art, and speculative collectors may feel very familiar, but some critiques bear repeating.

So although you may feel very alone, try to take some reassurance in the fact that you aren't.

His stupid mocking of women's health, even when put into the context of an issue he may feel very strongly about, is bad politics, and it's harmful.

It is hard to avoid the sensation that, despite this weekend's results, the first half of the season may feel very long indeed for Barça.

In his letter, the MP for Pudsey wrote: "Many victims may feel very frightened and anxious about coming forward with any evidence, and they need to know that they will be heard and not be sensationalised".

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.

In her strange, beautiful photographs, Ms. Liden makes their world, fictional though it may be, feel very real.

Social workers may not feel very powerful but when we knock on someone's door, [to them] we seem very powerful.

People earning about £45,000 may not feel very well off, but they are getting 40p from the government for every £1 they save and that means a considerable proportion of their pension pot is a taxpayer gift.

So we may still feel very far from each other, but we are really very close to each other because of the changes we have made with travel and technology and especially the information technology.