Sentence examples for feel not that from inspiring English sources

"Ees Betty there?" he would enquire, and Solly would feel not that her life had changed exactly but that it had altered its course.

You let go of your own ego and get excited about what it means to play that character, so I can feel not that the audience is looking at my breasts but that Johnny is looking at my breasts".

But when he's raging at microwaves or (terrible cliche, this one) airport security, it starts to feel, not that one or two innovations infuriate him, but that he's peevish and conservative about everything.

As a writer, I feel what I hope a reader might feel — not that the story is over, or that there's nothing more to think about it, but that everything we need to know about Stella is here somewhere, hidden inside the words that have been written.

Something similar occurs in the movie's second section, "Lotte's Death," and, as with Fritz Lang, we feel not that the game is being given away but that we are due, in the nature of things, for a lousy roll of the dice.

If there is a meaning, it is doubtless objectionable.' Which brings us to David Lynch's Inland Empire, as opaque a movie as I've ever seen, yet riveting or hypnotic in a way that makes you feel not that you've seen it, but that you've dreamt it.

Teens feel it is not that important.

"I do not feel comfortable not knowing that.

It just does not feel like that.

Price doesn't feel like that.

I don't feel like that anymore.