Sentence examples for always felt nothing from inspiring English sources

"I've always felt nothing to celebrate," she told BBC Radio Sheffield.

"If you can believe that, you can believe anything," he said, taking something I'd always passively felt "nothing" toward, despite having encountered it probably hundreds of times in my life, and successfully representing it to me, with the energizing suddenness of an epiphany, as a comically egregious, almost eerie, even surreal, altogether remarkable absurdity.

"Growing up in the city, I always felt like nothing made sense, you know?" she tells me.

"I've always felt in my career I've felt nothing but respect.

I felt nothing.

He has felt nothing.

I just felt nothing.

"I felt nothing," he said.

Then he felt nothing.

I felt nothing, absolutely nothing.

But I felt nothing.