Sentence examples for Felt lower from inspiring English sources

And after scooching up toward the headboard, where I like to hunker in at night for maximum safety, my head felt lower than my body.

I've felt lower than I thought possible, I've thought about killing myself and I've done or said things that I never would have if I'd been having a good day.

"If you're going to do an iconic venue and a historic venue," Mr. Schwalb said yesterday, "I felt Lower Manhattan and, in particular, proximity to the Statue of Liberty and the World Trade Center memorial is the right place".

Mr Bellamy believes the full benefit of the AGP may be felt lower down the UK supply chain.

I felt lower than low, and stress was mounting, 'cause I was dropping dough like a dummy all over my credit cards.

— seemed totally adrift as an artist, mere chum used to attract viewers (and advertisers) to a TV show whose dramatic stakes never felt lower.

Describing the British class structure, Orwell said in The Road to Wigan Pier that as a child he felt lower-class people were almost subhuman, with coarse faces, hideous accents and gross manners; feelings forged before the Great War when it was impossible or at least very dangerous for a well-dressed person to go through a slum street.

The tinny, eighties-era drum samples and drone keyboards of "Losing You" and "Lovers in a Parking Lot" felt lower-stakes than the warm bass and brass of her newer work — these songs were true to their time, but also distinctly of it.

She felt lower-level crimes were largely products of socioeconomic environment and poverty, but she had a different attitude about serious felonies: "No matter how liberal I am, I'm still outraged by crimes of violence.

Begin felting the decking at the lower edge, allowing it to hang over slightly, and overlap subsequent layers to keep water from getting under this moisture barrier.

Patients receiving pemetrexed also reported a lower incidence of patient-felt toxicities, like alopecia.