Sentence examples for which feels that from inspiring English sources

Somewhere within me lurks an unregenerate creature which feels that money ought to fall from the sky, like rain... although I never went so far as to choose to do nothing, I did find it almost impossible to do anything I didn't want to".

There has been push back from dairy community, which feels that A2 is just another marketing ploy.

His idealism represents the new Italian generation, which feels that the old political bosses, communists and bureaucrats have done more harm than good.

So I have a very healthy, activist general tension in me which feels that no, this is not gratuitous, it is important to keep this in focus".

Or rather, I think there's a wing of the GOP that does see the political, economic and human costs of harsh policies against illegal immigrants without any concomitant opening to greater legal immigration, but that this wing has lost a years-long battle to the other wing of the party, which feels that the law is the law and America belongs to Americans.

"When you've got a community which is fearful they'll be targeted because of their religion, and on the other hand you've got another section of the community which feels that someone amongst them might blow them up, you've got a formula which spells catastrophe," he said.

The real objection, however, came from the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB), which felt that doubling was a crude budgeting tool and a violation of its efforts to hold down domestic spending.

Governments such as Egypt which feel that Hizb is a threat have banned it and arrested its members.

"I am part of that generation, which felt that money would allow us to do anything," Ms. Kirino said.

The Agency became the political headquarters of a citizen army which felt that at any moment it might have to fight for its very existence.

The move caused some controversy at NASA, which felt that Tito needed several weeks of training at NASA facilities before going to the ISS.