Sentence examples for one must feel from inspiring English sources

Even if one dismisses the intellectual pretensions of advertising style as harmless shadow boxing, one must feel depressed to see how fashionable minds in more significant fields blur the distinctions between real and spurious quality, between actual life and make-believe.

One must feel horribly violated to have one's most intimate images appear on public websites that anyone can look at.

"No one must feel marginalized".

"No one must feel condemned," he said.

"But no one must feel that they are being made second or third rank".

Given the hurdles she has had to overcome to get here, this one must feel all the sweeter.

I am incredibly saddened by tonight's events and while I'm thankful that me and all of my band and crew are alive and unharmed, I can't help but hurt for all the people who weren't as fortunate and the pain their loved ones must feel.

To move people from two cars down to one, they must feel it will improve, and definitely not crimp their two car lifestyle.

Ancelotti has been a good manager for Los Blancos, reuniting the club after predecessor Jose Mourinho's divisive reign, but he is starting to bear the look of a man who needs a break from the relentless hyperbole that comes with the job - a club where one season must feel like 10.

Yet the public response to the one perpetrated in Westminster on Wednesday must feel like an attack on Farage's values.

I imagine leaving one's newborn behind must feel like an amputation.