Sentences with phrase «wonder if they feel»

Just wondering if it feels different to someone say reading it in Spanish to reading it in English — if they've done both.

I was wondering if you felt that she had a god - filled mind and if such a place, a place filled with dieing people, is a «happy place»?

I was always worried about her and wondering if she felt she was unloved because her mother left her [when she was a baby], and I was never home.

I wonder if he feels the same way about all religions and not just Christianity.

Just wondering if you feel there was any big difference in flavor attributable to using raw sugar vs. granulated?

I wonder if he feels less pressure to prove himself than most rookies as he already has a guaranteed contract.

Sometimes I wonder if they feel bad about life because we all know that at the end we will die.

In some cases, mommyjackers are just caught up in their own little bubble and ignorant to their hijacking ways, but in others, you have to wonder if they felt a twinge of doubt after posting their obviously off - topic comment.

Wonder if he feels the same way about you.

I wondered if he felt I was questioning his navigational skills armed with his several (hundred) pages of printouts.

I wonder if she feels guilty for taking an OTC painkiller when she had a headache.

I am wondering if you feel that your decision to bottlefeed # 2 was questioned, or judged, by some.

Her 13 year old son with her, she wondered if he felt awkward when the new mother began breastfeeding but was proud of him for acting like it was no big deal.

I wonder if you feel it, too?

Just wondering if you feel white tea is better than green??

I have been reading some of your blogs, I am wondering if you feel Blood type has anything to do with what is best for us to eat.

: o) Was wondering if you feel like your new diet is helping with your symptoms.

I wonder if they feel it's a «young» look?

At the same time, a lack of depth and some structural problems made me wonder if she felt rushed.

I wondered if her feelings were more the start of a mental illness.

Makes me wonder if she felt bad for leaving us in the dark about him in the first book.»

So the requests for To the Moon mostly come from people wondering if I felt the game depicted autism accurately.

I'm wondering if you feel a need to revive expressive content in your work, not so much through gesture and tactility, but through color.

Then, I wonder if he feels his work is performative?

I wonder if he feels you're being interfering and nosey - when what you're probably doing is trying to share in his day / life a bit?

I wonder if it felt weird to him too?

But even if it is smooth, I wonder if it feels funny to walk on or is hard to sweep?

: o) Was wondering if you feel like your new diet is helping with your symptoms.

It looks very pretty and cozy but I was wondering if you feel like it becomes claustrophobic - like in such a small room?

Not exact matches

Whether my plan for the night involves going out for a casual drink with friends or staying in and binge - watching whatever show is on my brain at the moment (currently «Atlanta» and «BoJack Horseman,» if you were wondering), one of my top priorities is being in clothes that both look and feel good.

And, only if you could get the required help in the form of a small business loan to kick start your business, you feel you could do wonders.

While we feel safer knowing that Ebola is not highly contagious, I wonder what would happen if the virus mutates and becomes airborne?

Modern dating is tough, and sometimes it can feel like everyone else has a manual to follow while you're left in the dark wondering if anyone will ever love you.

«That guy felt the same way, and I started to wonder if other guys had a similar experience.»

At first, they will feel overwhelmed, stumble, and wonder if they belong.

You wonder if that makes folks feel better, but maybe it's not the right approach.»

I wondered out loud if Boulder was the «highest per capita collection of entrepreneurs in the U.S.» I have no idea if this is true but from my travels around the U.S. it feels like something that might be true.

And I do wonder if there is something in the pursuit of medicine that you feel is closely tied to the pursuit of writing.

Feeling the itch to make a career change but wondering if it's the right move?

I wonder how Bill Gates would have felt if we said maybe we should tax those operating systems you're selling because you will lose the telephones and all the postal workers will be replaced.

I'm just wondering if you can characterize maybe how you feel about the progress, perhaps putting May aside, which seemed like it was disappointing.

Have you seen a site you loved and wondered if the site was done in WordPress and, if so, which theme and plugins the site was using to get this look and feel you liked so much?

I often wonder if there will ever be a time when the poison that was in my life at that time will ever work its way out of my mind so that I can «get over it» because I feel that until I'm «over it», «it» has control over me.

Wondering if your employees feel disconnected or powerless at work?

Sometimes, I leave campus feeling defeated, wondering if I did anything worthwhile for the Kingdom of God.

I wonder if she didn't have a relative with down syndrome, would she feel the same way?

I wonder if those who support allowing churches to use school facilities would feel so strongly about it if it were the Westboro church, with there message of hate and intolerance that wanted to use the space.

If sex was such a bad thing, I wondered, then how come it felt like such a good thing?

First I want to say that I'm not saying Atheist is a religion in a bad sence or to try and produce some sort of shame only that it falls under the definition of a religion and wondering how it would change your feelings \ view of Atheism even if everybody considered it a religous view, if it's something you believe to be true (that there is no god) what does it matter if someone labels it as your world view?

Considering the human spectacle today, forty years after the document whose widespread rejection reportedly broke Paul VI's heart, one can't help but wonder how he might have felt if he had glimpsed only a fraction of the evidence now available — whether any of it might have provoked just the smallest wry smile.