Sentence examples for we feel sold from inspiring English sources
We feel sold out by him".
"We love to shop and we love to buy, but we hate to feel sold to," Mr. Smith said.
While the United States celebrated the overthrow of Mr. Milosevic, and his recent transfer to The Hague for trial, the Albanians here feel sold out.
Analysts believe that after Vivendi's recent costly acquisition of Brazil's GVT, a compromise over valuation is nevertheless likely, though they feel selling the 20 percent stake is not vital for Vivendi's financial health.
If you're going to sell out, it better be for more than that!" I mean, I do feel selling out is irritating.
On the other hand, disappointment among progressive forces is a long-standing pattern, for, since World War II, they almost invariably have felt sold out by Democratic administrations.
Turner's character, whose name is Avery, talks in the play about how weird it feels selling popcorn to customers, only to then have to clean up their discarded kernels from the floor.
"We feel good about selling through without risk of big markdowns, and we've had good sell-through on some seasonal stuff," Mr. Galanti said.
"We feel the facts sell themselves if people are aware of them," said J-Street's Williams.
"We feel you are selling Abbey on the cheap and for a piece of paper which has no use to us," said one.
