A.R. Mashrur Hasan Mukut says

I'm really glad to hear that.

I'm glad you're here with me.

I'm glad I wasn't here.

I delighted in going to his farm during the summer vacation.

And I'm delighted that the Institute of Chartered Accountants in the U.K.

Of course not everyone is happy with what happens during such celebrations.

It is a real honour and I am also pleased that years of hard work, determination and sacrifice have all come together.

One cannot contribute unless one feels secure, one feels big, one feels I have enough.

He began to feel ill.

Sami feels alone.

I know how Tom feels.

Jamal feels a little better.

Fadil was getting agitated.

Sami feels so scared.

Sami felt bad.

f_s is grateful to Angelina

The missing limb often feels shorter and may feel as if it is in a distorted and painful position.

Sami had that emptiness inside him.

Sami never feels good.

Sami was feeling unwell.

Sami had that joy inside of him.

Sami felt bad.

This made Sami feel good.

Yet Americans seem discouraged.

Groves was not pleased with the codename, but in the end decided that changing it would only draw further unwanted attention.

He feels a lot better today.

Sami had that emptiness inside him.

Sami didn't feel Christian.

Sami never felt Christian.

Indian activists are outraged.

I envy the militant who feels oppressed. Then everything is normal.

A nation, after all, reacts to difference like an individual.

His delegation was pleased that the Special Rapporteur recognized that Canada had taken up the challenge to close that gap (E CN.4 2005 88 Add.3, p. 2).

He was feeling perfectly fine when I examined him.

Sami seemed to feel trapped.

Sami started getting a strong hatred for Muslims.

Sami didn't feel Christian.

PRINCETON The world should be worried.

Olivier is nearly worried by the craze

For that, the Indonesian people are deeply grateful.

He was pleased to learn that Italy was considering instituting the offence of torture as defined in international law in order to bring domestic legislation into line with international instruments.

However, whilst some Chinese citizens are in celebratory mood over these construction achievements, many are worried about the 'skyscraper curse'.

Meanwhile, his delegation was pleased to note that the Special Rapporteur himself had acknowledged the need to give greater prominence to the possibility of separability of treaty provisions in the draft articles.

He wasn't feeling too well, so he left a little bit early.