Sentence examples for felt except from inspiring English sources

He confused me, so I was never actually sure what I felt, except what I knew the music made me feel.

But they did not specify how that influence is felt except for identifying Salvatore Battaglia, the former head of the school bus drivers' union, as an organized crime associate.

Or this description of a first drink: "They were nearing the end of their first round, which they always drank more quickly than those that followed, and which they hardly felt except in the way one feels the looseness in a boat that has been untied from its mooring but has not yet left it".

"Hells teeth, how can I explain the wretched despair I felt, except to say that my heart was banjaxed... Dear God, it was a gobaloon!" This is an inspired voice, its creation an amazing verbal feat, but you need to love its insistent clamour if you are to enjoy the novel.

I blamed everything and everyone for how I felt, except me.

I can't describe how it felt except to say that I was unhappy and shy back then, but not that night.

AMENITIES The lobby has a dim, 19th-century drawing room feel, except for the N'Espresso machine.

There's nothing new about acting as old as you feel, except that it has suddenly become universally acceptable.

"And as soon as that click happens, it's not something that anybody else can feel except that person playing the music.

Uncertain of how I feel (except knowing that I miss him terribly) and even less sure of how he feels about me.

The place has a seaside New England feel, except that it is 12 miles east of Manhattan and about 90 people from the neighborhood died on Sept. 11.