Sentence examples for probably do not feel from inspiring English sources

They probably do not feel much better now.

But he is also one who possesses such a glaring hole in his armoury in Test cricket that England probably do not feel the need to discuss the plan any more.

Specialists probably do not feel the need for such information due to their more focused clinical areas.

"I probably don't feel it the same, but it feels good".

"That way, people probably don't feel like things are too bad with police," she said.

These people probably don't feel part of anything and are looking outside to be accepted.

"If you don't hit it a long way and you show up at Bethpage, you probably don't feel real good about it," Love said.

The thing about being in a show like Coronation Street is that it puts you right into people's living rooms, and very often they do feel like they know you, in a way that they probably don't feel about, say, Brad and Angelina.

They've been doing this for so long that they probably don't feel the need for lengthy explanations of the "Stargate" premise: ancient aliens scattered teleportation portals around the universe; the United States controls the ones on Earth, somehow keeping them secret from the public despite the trouble they cause, like intergalactic wars.

The rapid emergence of handset-based app stores means carriers probably don't feel they have a choice.

Honestly, in this age of "I don't give a goddamn what you think about me," they probably don't feel ashamed like I did.