Sentence examples for one will feel from inspiring English sources

Another argument raised by Wilson and Gilbert (2005) is that many decisions are based on predictions of how one will feel in the future event.

Caregivers who are fully educated on retirement living options for a loved one will feel more at ease with making a decision.

If only one partner is being catered to by the other, there is a chance one will feel smothered, or the other might feel neglected.

"No matter how strident the minister wishes to be in press conferences, no matter how dismissive the prime minister wishes to be … no one will feel safe at the Manus Island detention camp from now on, whether that be asylum seekers, refugees or staff themselves," she said.

No one will feel sorry for UConn.

No one will feel this more acutely than Gordon Brown.

"No-one will feel sorry for themselves so we have to get on with it.

"Voters who fear their legitimate votes will be outweighed by fraudulent ones will feel disenfranchised," the decision said.

And no-one will feel the pain more than Gerrard.

"No-one will feel a greater sense of loss today than Matt, Sue, Ceri and family".

"By making such a provision, our hope is that no-one will feel the need to leave the Church in Wales".