Sentence examples for I mainly felt from inspiring English sources

Instead of feeling more relaxed, I mainly felt unfulfilled.

"But when I saw those photos of Mandy and Christine, what I mainly felt was envy and lust.

By the time he came to me and said, "I've rented a room in a friend's house, and I'm moving out tomorrow," what I mainly felt was relief.

I always feel spooked at the end of a Shyamalan picture, but I mainly feel low.

With changes, the pain is mainly felt by well-entrenched vested interests.

And the performances mainly felt like warm-up acts, not because the rappers weren't trying hard enough, but because they were.

Though Le Guin is certainly a famous writer, she is probably not as famous as she ought to be, and these days her influence is mainly felt indirectly.

They will be mainly felt after 2017, by which time, it must be hoped, the British economy will be in ruder health.

Extracts appeared in the mass-circulation Bild; there were reviews everywhere; some readers, old Nazis mainly, felt obliged to point out that "war crimes had been committed by the victors, too".

But what you mainly felt about Mr. Galliano's work this season was how original the colors were: the sugary pinks, the lime and sea-foam greens, the shades of brown darkening to black on a long dress formed by ribbon strips of fabric that had been inspired by Japanese baskets.

It turns out that no variable enters significantly, suggesting that their effects are mainly felt in the long run.