Sentence examples for the speaker felt from inspiring English sources

It was impossible to untangle what was being said because the speaker felt or believed it from what was merely repetition.

Asked why the speaker felt she needed her own lawyer, Jamie McShane, a Quinn spokesman, said in an e-mail message that the lawyer would assist "the speaker in her cooperation" with inquiries by the city's Department of Investigation and the United States attorney's office.

The BBC's Iain Watson said the Speaker felt that as the current recruitment process had been fair and transparent then any division of responsibilities should take place only when Ms Mills stood down.

In the latter study, participants listened to statements made by others and rated either how they felt about the content of each statement, or rated how they thought the speaker felt.

In the dynamic of people getting something off their chest, the speaker feels cleansed, the listener accused and miserable.

Asked about her tense meeting with Ms. Quinn, Ms. Gibbs said that the speaker "feels comfortable speaking frankly with me".

The use of "blue" to describe the summer nights (an early draft had the more conventional "fine") looks ahead to the surrealist Rimbaud of the next few years; the lines that follow, with their emphasis on what the speaker feels rather than on what he sees, submerge the clichés of the Parnassians' nature poetry in an ecstasy of sensuality.

Among analysts of European affairs, the answers get more complex, and divide on whether the speaker feels Mr. Haider should have been kept out of government at all costs or should be accepted out of respect for democracy, and then watched carefully.

The overhearer has no such social-ethical duty to the speaker, and the speaker feels no ethical obligation of veracity toward the overhearer.

"We have had assurances from all the journalists concerned that they will respect the filming regulations in future and the Speaker feels that no useful purpose will be served by the withdrawal of these passes".

Active listening encourages the speaker to continue talking because the speaker feels heard.