Sentence examples for which it felt from inspiring English sources

"There was a way in which it felt like we were able to exit from our own contexts," Egan said.

But it was unhappy with Gandhi's policy of non-violence, which it felt reflected a Christian rather than a Hindu ethos.

First came the Libel Years, during which it felt as if the Guardian was never out of one court or another.

There had been moments of perfect bliss, which it felt good to have known, but mostly there had been nausea and terror.

When labour-market reforms were brought in last year, the city decided against an Arbeitsgemeinschaft with the Federal Employment Agency, which it felt would not have taken enough account of local conditions.

The administration was reported in September to be planning to drop pesticide restrictions imposed under the Delaney Clause Amendment to the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (1938), which it felt were scientifically anachronistic.

As you fulfill your body's need for caffeine, it will enter a mode in which it feels satisfied, because its addiction is being fed.

Portugal has troops in Kosovo and Bosnia, and is to send 1,000 to its old colony of East Timor, for which it feels deep responsibility (and some guilt).

It is calling for a shareholders' meeting (which may be announced early in 2008) and has also threatened to block any deal which it feels undervalues the bank.

But it is not in favour of giving stock options, which it feels align a non-executive's interests too much with those of the management.

Israel under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seems locked in a self- defeating dynamic in which it feels misunderstood and gives up on international opinion.