Sentence examples for even felt that from inspiring English sources
I've even felt that way with some so-called friends.
By October 17 he even felt that his troops could do without a rest.
I even felt that that way from time to time in Mr. Hytner's celebrated "Henry V" in 2003, also starring Mr. Lester, which transplanted the Battle of Agincourt to modern-day Iraq.
I even felt that it bored him to have to talk in an academic way about all the myriad contexts, divine and secular, to be found in Indian painting.
In retrospect, I don't think I actually enjoyed my first pop festival, or even felt that enjoyment was the point - it was just a necessary event in my life: a first.
Some even felt that Britons had a prior claim on Everest, since they had been trying to climb the mountain for decades, a chronicle that included the loss of the mountaineers George Mallory and Andrew Irvine in 1924.
And once you've seen it, you might even feel that Huang's cursive masterpiece out-Pollocks Pollock.
Does Federer have another act in him? A. To say 32 is old — it's almost degrading to even feel that way.
"I was expecting Sebastian to get it and it didn't even feel that great a lap.
