Significats de feel warranted en anglès

From these arrangements I feel warranted in expecting a very great improvement in our diplomatic service.

The Governor does not feel warranted in taking steps for the removal of the prize crew from the Sea Bride.

I feel warranted, therefore, in giving in some detail my research on this illusion, which again has been an extended one.

I am keeping a record and taking receipts, but giving none- Ididn'tfeel warranted in that until I heard from the company.

And yet they will all feel warranted in making a wide space between me and them, as if I were a leper!

We have this on such general assurance that both the commandant and myself feel warranted in restoring you to full duty and privileges.

He said it was original, faithful to nature, but he did not feel warranted in accepting it; such a work would not sell.

I never said that I loved Miss Vervain, and I don't know how you feel warranted in speaking to me about the matter.

For, although our feelings and our ideas are constantly changing, yet we feel warranted in regarding our friend's character as stable, as reliable.

It has long been my ambition to feel warranted in lighting a cigarette with a twenty-pound note, if the whim should ever seize me!

On the whole I feel warranted in making the following statement: Many freedmen-notsingle individuals, but whole "plantation gangs"-areworking well; others do not.

We have not felt warranted in assuming the responsibilities which its members have assumed.

663 Main Street, Buffalo, N.Y., I feel warranted in its highest recommendation.

"I feel warranted": Reed to Coolidge, May 14, 1927, Coolidge Papers, LC.

"I do not feel warranted in being so precipitate as that."

"Do you suppose I should feel warranted in forming any opinion upon your conduct?"