Sentence examples for uk would feel a from inspiring English sources
Eddie Izzard is leading a campaign to persuade the people of Scotland to vote against independence, telling them that the UK would feel a "deep sense of loss" if Scotland left Great Britain.
You would feel a sense of loss.
You would feel a little less special, wouldn't you?
In the UK, majority would feel comfortable working with a colleague who had HIV and believe that people with HIV deserve the same support and respect as those with cancer [ 51].
A win this afternoon would feel great.
The Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti said: "In Europe there are some who would feel that their heart would be lighter if the UK left the union.
The latter were not directly involved in interviewing since it was felt that students would feel more able to open up freely about their experiences to a researcher who was not a UK academic member of staff.
It prompted the UK government to warn in May that anybody who identified rape victims online would feel "the full force of the law".
"I would feel under no obligation whatsoever because we wouldn't be getting a return for it," Grade said, adding that ITV would continue to invest in UK programming and industry training as long as it made business sense.
I still would feel extremely uneasy with going ahead with the immunisation although you begin to feel then that you are going against the fact she is trying to do something very responsible" [General practitioner, UK] [ 59].
