Sentence examples for feel but that from inspiring English sources

With a different approach, death would take longer and might involve jerking movements that the prisoner would not feel but that would be unpleasant for others to watch.

SCORECARD The advertisement has a low-budget, unpolished feel, but that is unlikely to bother many of Mr. Paul's supporters, who tend to be extremely devoted.

So a return might seem a comfortable option now that his main detractor, indeed all of his previous opponents, have gone (Pietersen's permanent absence will be a non-negotiable condition of appointment however evangelical a candidate might feel), but that would be not only an erroneous assumption but a foolish one.

Personally, I prefer either of those to this feel, but that's a personal preference.

You might feel robbed of the ability to feel (or not to feel) but that is okay.

You might think that moving to a drier climate would reduce the level of pain or discomfort you feel, but that is not necessarily the case.

You may feel lonely, but that's by design.

You may feel alone, but that's far from true.

"Everybody feels horrible, but that's life.

Something that feels special but that ranges through from occasionwear into daywear as well.

It may feel that way, but that's not helpful.