Sentence examples for feel rather bad from inspiring English sources

"That did make me feel rather bad".

"Then I'd feel rather noble, and she'd feel rather bad and rather guilty.

Before tonight's ceremony, Mr. Frayn, the author of plays as disparate as "Copenhagen" and "Noises Off," had suggested wryly that if his wife won the prize, he would "feel rather noble, and she'd feel rather bad and guilty.

I feel rather proud.

I felt kinda bad.

It felt rather uneventful.

IT ALL felt rather odd.

Sometimes I'm afraid that if I allow myself to just feel a "bad" feeling, rather than trying to escape it, I'm going to get stuck in there forever.

I felt bad...very bad.

Carnegie discusses how effectively we can reach people if we make them feel good rather than bad about themselves, for example by complimenting what they are doing well.

The goal is not to attack them or make them feel bad; but rather, we should push them out of the comfortable bubbles created by an unacknowledged economic aristocracy.