Sentence examples for to feel someone from inspiring English sources

It will no longer be enough to recruit star professors to pump out the research papers: ordinary students will have to feel someone cares about teaching them.

The next step was to lend it to a friend, to feel someone else's pleasure in the book — to love it with someone else, and be able to talk about it.

No matter how facile neuroscientists become at tracing the electrical impulses that create agony and the neurochemicals that subdue it, it sometimes seems unlikely that we will ever understand pain fully enough to achieve what must in some ways be the single most important goal in medicine: learning how to feel someone else's pain well enough to take it away.

Personally, I'm comforted to feel someone else sees patterns, potential, and human qualities in chaotic grime.

Everyone wants to feel someone's got their back".

…[T]he need to be accepted, the need to be loved, the need to feel someone wants to be with me, someone thinks I'm attractive and somehow better judgment saying, "I need to take protection", doesn't happen… [Female service provider] …[M]aybe ignorance if they don't know…that is really a problem.

They want to feel that someone reasonable is in charge".

They need to feel that someone is in their corner.

"Everyone deserves to feel loved!" someone else quickly chided.

"We're beginning to feel like someone again".

Empathy - the ability to feel what someone else feels - is in short supply in our society.