Sentence examples for felt a more from inspiring English sources
I'm sure those who set off at 6am felt a more competitive edge.
Several Juneau residents said that since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, they felt a more urgent need for a road.
While Pilotto wanted to make references to the traditional antique circle mirrors of Indian textiles, he felt a more geometric shape was better suited to his label.
I wish I could have felt a more direct connection with the agonies and angers of the part, but that perhaps is how tasteful restraint can be as much a hindrance as a help.
"There were other students who saw and heard things, awful things, heard gunshots, or saw the guy crashing his vehicle, so others clearly felt a more active sense of danger," she went on.
Copeland told me, "People will say, 'Isn't it really about class, not race?' " She explained that she sometimes felt a more natural connection to some of the A.B.T. dancers who grew up abroad; in Russia and Cuba, for example, ballet is more a part of popular culture, and dancers come from all social classes.
For then he would not feel a more tender emotion.
The salmon may feel a more modified rapture.
I feel a more traditional form of presentation would be more useful here.
We feel a more in depth description detailing our fly preparation and husbandry would be beneficial.
