Sentence examples for felt come from inspiring English sources
Your bare foot on the floorKeeps me in step; the powerI first felt come up throughOur cement floor long agoPalps your sole and heelAnd earths you here for real.
Some of the obvious changes I've felt come in the form of a reduced social life, playing chauffeur to and from multiple doctor's visits, and many grey hairs as the reality of these new responsibilities becomes more and more real by the day.
This was what I felt come alive during the festival: a fearless and joyous, born-again, unapologetic, naïve belief (and I mean "naïve" in a good way, unbroken by the hard lessons of politics and life) that citizenship equals participation; that the world belongs to us, not to the high financial rollers and corporate elite; and that the time to take a stand is now.
Why has Mr. Felt come forward?
I did that because of injuries I felt coming on.
"I felt coming in that I needed to make plays".
The music distracted him, and what he wrote, he felt, came from his unconscious.
The nausea I felt came from having seen and heard almost all of it before.
We felt coming up here that it was going to be an incredibly tough match.
Suddenly, a calm I'd never felt came over me.
