Sentence examples for understood to feel from inspiring English sources

Ferguson is understood to feel strongly that Moyes' lack of Champions League experience is not an issue.

The IPC is understood to feel it has made the decision on safe legal grounds and that it will stand.

Some officers are understood to feel that Hayman's team did not investigate sufficiently thoroughly at the time.

Gray is understood to feel angry and betrayed at being sacked after only eight league games of the season.

There has been a strong lobby from broadcasters to introduce a new package of Sunday evening matches but the Premier League is understood to feel it is impractical.

The IAAF, understood to feel constrained by the ongoing French criminal investigation over what it can say in public, declined to comment.

You never have to understand, to feel empathy, to ask any questions.

It does not need to be seen or understood to be felt.

We need to be better understood and to feel less judged.

Interdisciplinary alliance is a fundamental condition for the success of the intervention : like the patients, the medical staff must feel understood to be able to cooperate.

And I can understand wanting to feel close to nature".