Sentence examples for feels though that from inspiring English sources

It feels, though, that in this case Bolaño was not able to round off his themes.

She feels, though, that he is not making sufficient contrasts between the two elements in the first Diversion.

'Hell, somebody's gotta come up once in a while and say bollocks to all that mainstream, glamour stuff.' One feels, though, that fashion photography is no longer enough for Terry Richardson, that the rush he got from recording, then displaying, his own X-rated reality show will be both a catalyst for his already hyperactive creative imagination, and a hard(core) act to follow.

He felt, though, that he had little choice.

He never felt though, that commanding a ship was an enjoyable as flying an aircraft.

I felt, though, that America has failed them, just as we have failed so many who are middle class and below.

He felt, though, that it was important to the industry and medium as a whole to create games that provoked different emotional responses in the player than just excitement or fear.

He still felt, though, that Democrats would not be well served trying to play in the same realms of fake news and false outrage that Trump rumbled through on the way to the White House.

We feel though, that combining individual task measures to one more robust component will facilitate heritability research in ADHD, since a component probably entails less error variance and may be a more reliable measure than individual task measures.

You do get the sense, though, that writing feels like one big adventure for Conn Iggulden.

"I feel, though, that I have a responsibility to Tom.