Examples of 'feels that it' in a sentence
Meaning of "feels that it"
This phrase implies that someone has a personal opinion or belief about a specific thing or situation. It suggests that the person has a certain emotional or intellectual response to it, which may influence their thoughts or actions
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I am sure none of us feels that it should be otherwise.
He feels that it was the result of a team effort.
Even if the client feels that it is important.
He feels that it even has a universal dimension.
The respondent feels that it is only.
He feels that it could lead to healthy competition.
The duchess feels that it is time.
It feels that it is necessary to make a distinction.
Exuberant girl who feels that it is never enough.
He feels that it is a good day for him.
In a positive way it feels that it will never end.
He feels that it would put us at risk.
It also means that each institution feels that it is being consulted.
It just feels that it is a controlled cattle herd.
Compromise seems to be a bad word because each side feels that it implies weakness.
Coyle feels that it is more than worth it.
They reveal a complaint from a heart that feels that it never received its due.
It sure feels that it should be by now.
It seems that it may turn out to be Feels that it will undoubtedly.
Isidro feels that it saw a miracle.
The only problem is the West feels that it has to rule.
Regiment feels that it is unwise and also suicidal.
What a sad commentary on such a sophisticated generation that feels that it no longer needs God.
Maybe she feels that it is not hers anymore.
I had not planned to, but my delegation feels that it now must do so.
Dave feels that it is vitally important.
The Abbott government rightly feels that it owes Obama nothing.
It feels that it is not easy to use.
I am sorry that Parliament feels that it was not properly consulted.
He feels that it is important to get this message across.
I know that the Council feels that it is perhaps a step too far.
It feels that it is too close to my eyes.
The Alma Mater Society feels that it can do little to.
But he feels that it was not particularly about religion.
Surely that is not democracy, even if the president feels that it is.
Argentine feels that it has fulfilled its duty.
And so it has, but the individual involved still feels that it is not fair.
He also feels that it has discouraged possible infringers.
Lizzie is grief-stricken after she believes him dead and feels that it was her fault.
Sayban feels that it comes down to a few factors.
As a personal friend of Caesar, he feels that it is his duty to go.
It feels that it belongs to a world of purely spiritual beings.
Maybe the Universe feels that it is not the right time.
He feels that it is up to the minister to give him specific replies.
But the European Commission feels that it has been excluded from the process.
It feels that it may have given away too much.
On the contrary, he feels that it should be pursued.
He feels that it is an attack on personal integrity that undermines individual freedom.
Because he feels that it is more.
Feels that it would be scandalous to make someone sit next to someone so.
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Because no feeling feels like that feeling
She feels like one of the family
