Sentence examples for we feel of from inspiring English sources
How often we feel of long novels especially, that their last 50 or so pages are mechanical and overwrought, that the rhythm of the book is speeding up as it reaches home.
Hence the value, we feel, of an award that recognises innovative and potentially important film-makers at the outset of their careers; if nothing else, the award might show there's a virtue in not always playing safe.
"We are still in with a chance, we feel, of a championship victory, albeit it's out of hands.
The serene joys of trail running come from the safety we feel of passing through its timbers or open sky unharmed, a protection from hostile animals or unfriendly tribes.
We feel out of control, perhaps even depressed.
It's an expression of how we feel independent of one another.
Hence, we feel confident of the validity of our instrument.
"We feel kind of lost," he said, gazing bleakly at his fields of dried cornstalks.
Of course we feel the injustice of many of the things that convulsed our lives.
We feel all of these do that.
