Sentence examples for while I feel that from inspiring English sources

While I feel that definition can be stretched to include the Greens under Caroline Lucas, Plaid Cymru under Leanne Wood and the SNP under Nicola Sturgeon, I struggle to accept the definition for the Lib Dems under Tim Farron.

In an e-mail to the staff last week, Mr. Greenblatt said: "While I feel that success is certainly important and of course we want to win, what's more important is knowing that we did everything in our power to succeed.

Every once in a while I feel that it might be helpful to readers if I explained what it is I am trying to do in these columns.

Because, while I feel that Francis is a wonderful and progressive person, there are only so many hours in the day.

"And while I feel that The Hague is an important institution, I do worry that it gives huge media space to the bullshit and paranoia of those like Mladic".

While I feel that the phone-watch connection is tenuous at best, it's cute to watch people try to get it to work over and over again.

For a while I felt that I was in a bad high school performance".

"For a while I felt that I really knew what was going on — but that lovely illusion has evaporated," it says.

I said a lot of Our Fathers and after a while I felt that maybe I wouldn't go to Hell and I should stop thinking about Beverly.

After a while, I felt that any time the film spends not demanding to speak to the Chinese president is a waste of time.

First I wrote some articles in the Research Councils' own newsletters, but after a while I felt that I had an item good enough for one of the public papers.