Sentence examples for badly felt from inspiring English sources

What was true, and where I entirely agreed with my outraged Catalan crew, was that I badly felt a need for one of those fat crimson super-steaks my friend from Teddington had gorged on.

My intention was to try to make sure we didn't encourage the situation where those who behaved badly felt they could do it more next time because they provoked a reaction this time.

I returned the money because it was an accident, and I saw how badly she felt.

After the initial euphoria, the city lived reunification quite badly, I felt.

The federal commander, badly outnumbered, felt compelled to surrender, but wanted assurances that the African-Americans would be fairly treated.

David explained that he does not want to put students on the spot because he remembers how badly that felt when he was a student.

That's how badly I feel about it".

He added: "I could never describe in words how badly I feel about that family.

When it's going badly, it feels like it's just a job.

It was also pointed out that a patient who had witnessed staff treating each other badly might feel hesitant to ask even important questions for their own sake.

When these important areas are going well, we are happy, but when they are going badly, we feel worried or unhappy.