Sentence examples for question I feel from inspiring English sources

"That's not really a question I feel competent to answer.

"There's no question I feel more energetic," Rodriguez said.

In approaching this question, I feel the need for some accounting, not of the diet, but of my past.

This is the question I feel the Bush administration has distorted and beaten the American public with.

Miliband was sickeningly courteous in his third question: "I feel we're gradually inching forward," he said, welcoming "the reasonable tone of the Prime Minister".

"I know just what I want," she said, "but the minute I've answered a question I feel like changing my mind".

The mothers were asked to gauge their general feelings of security in one global question: "I felt secure the first week after the birth", to which they could answer: "Not at all", "To some degree", "Quite a lot" or "Completely".

Is it all right?" Compelled to repeat the question, I felt its incongruity: the executioner was now on the other side of the gate, as I had foreseen in my dreams, in the place once occupied by his victims.

When I came to one particular question, I felt a sharp pain in my ego.

But even as I was receiving my rather dusty answer to my innocent question, I felt that surely there must be something more than this in the study of mute fossils.

There was also a significant correlation between the single question: " I felt secure during the first postpartum week" and the total PPSS score.