Sentence examples for expressed feels from inspiring English sources

By now, Brooks's big-tent idealism — cheesy and vague, to be sure, but sincerely and exuberantly expressed — feels like a relic of the early nineties, of a time when Michael Jackson sang "Black or White," and it felt as though real progress might be just a catchy pop song away.

His version of freedom challenges the Superman test, but the yearning it expresses feels real.

Rachel Saltz of The New York Times wrote, "'Chennai Express' feels like a sumptuous meal with carefully chosen wine and tasty appetizers but a botched main course.

As one mother (Participant 7) expressed, "It feels like you are a 24 hour food bank".

A patient expressed: I felt I could be honest with her……if I felt bad I could say so, and if I felt fine I could say so.

As Mrs. Lin (70, FP) expressed, I felt it was necessary to learn how to use a computer.

Producer Rodney Jerkins expressed "I felt like it wasn't pushed correctly..

She simply expressed, "I feel kind of close to her".

Given what she observed when her daughter was admitted, one mother expressed, "I feel scared at [a hospital]" (Mother 3).

The parents expressed having felt that a spirit of compassion and caring permeated the entire hospital stay.

However, with surgery, as one woman expressed: I feel like a normal person instead of like a freak.