Sentence examples for feel anything about from inspiring English sources

"I don't feel anything about it," Ms. Jenner said.

Ryan said: "I don't really feel anything about it.

"I really haven't prepared myself to feel anything about tomorrow morning," he said.

And I'd have believed none of us could feel anything about it, either, except in ways that are vaguely religious.

He doesn't hate them; he doesn't feel anything about them at all.

"I don't feel anything about it except that it doesn't mean anything.

"This was the first script that I wrote that people that weren't related to me or knew me or felt anything about my feelings told me was good".

It has been a long time since people felt anything about Buffalo's downtown other than dismay.

"I never, ever felt anything about killing the enemy," says Staff Sgt. Nick Bacon, an Arkansan honored for service in Vietnam.

To the extent that I felt anything about the case before the verdict was announced, it was only that it seemed pretty obvious Simpson was guilty and should go to jail for the rest of his life.

It is hard to like him, or to feel anything much about him, because he is starved of individuality.