Sentence examples for we will feel that from inspiring English sources

And we will feel that way because one thing this team doesn't have in it is quit".

Bonaparte considered the capture of Egypt as the most important step in neutralising the massive economic benefits that Britain gained from trade with India and bringing Britain to terms: in August 1797 he wrote "The time is not far away that we will feel that, in order to truly destroy England, we must take Egypt".

"Sooner or later we will feel that the Egyptian population will be massively suffering from the economic crisis," he added, signaling that it will become more expensive to feed the population.

"If we can help even one young person to have a more open, more critical mind to approach the propaganda they are presented with, if one person proactively becomes an active member of their community, we will feel that we have done our job".

For example, if we have a working model of anxious/preoccupied attachment, we will feel that in order to get close to someone and have our needs met, we need to be with our partner all the time and get reassurance.

One wonders if we'll feel that way when the results from the midterms come in.

We probably will feel that echo for a few more generations.

"Sometimes we know a lot of people will feel that".

"At least, we'll feel that the decisions are justified by science and not by politics".

The less attached we are to things the more satisfied and enriched we will feel, at least that's what I think.

But perhaps such change begins with the self; perhaps, as we walk back down Piccadilly, we will feel rage that some people in the world's fifth-richest country still live on the streets.