Sentence examples for prize feel from inspiring English sources

My point is that it is irresponsible to prize feel good, simplistic messages over complex history and to treat consumerist-consciousness raising as interchangeable with education.

Mikaela Luttrell-Rowland from Clark University's Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies stated that it was "irresponsible to prize feel good, simplistic messages over complex history and to treat consumerist-consciousness raising as interchangeable with education".

Every now and then prizes feel compelled to celebrate themselves.

All the winning authors commented that it was the fact that the awards were chosen by the children the books are aimed at rather than adults that made the prizes feel particularly worthwhile.

So to have won one of the major prizes feels great".

On Wednesday, Chelsea's players will be playing for a prize they feel is beneath them.

And at The Place Prize, we feel free to break rules.

For the cities beaten to the European title by Liverpool, this consolation prize must feel like the jumper you got at Christmas when you wanted a bike.

United missed out on a qualification place for next season's Champions League but, whereas the Europa League may not appeal to many at Old Trafford, for Palace such a prize would feel more significant.

"If they can help us bring some of those gems to readers - who might not otherwise have a means of finding them - then the question 'Why another prize?' we feel will have been sufficiently answered".

"It's the best door prize we feel we could give away on this Holiday," states a Facebook page dedicated to the event.