Sentence examples for felt for instance from inspiring English sources

I guess I'm down with it because I've always felt, for instance, that my own lesbianism was genetic.

Do you remember how we felt, for instance, when Edward Norton came in for "Everyone Says I Love You"?

"It seems to be felt, for instance, that if the world understands China "properly," it will tend to behave toward China as China's rulers desire," he wrote.

How must John Terry feel, for instance, after everything he has given for Chelsea to be accused of betraying the manager?

Sivan and Lorde continue along these lines; there's catharsis for fans in hearing the sounds of their childhood – I Gotta Feeling, for instance – reconfigured to say something emotionally resonant about their teenage lives in humdrum suburbia.

They might feel, for instance, that if polygamy was good enough for Hebrew patriarchs, it was good enough for them; more commonly, they rejected military service, or withdrew completely from ordinary society; and often, they denied the rightness of infant baptism, since it was more or less impossible to prove from the biblical text.

Think how satisfying a plate of rice, beans and fish feels, for instance.

Some feel, for instance, that while regulators are being given more authority, they are also being given ambiguous, if not conflicting, directives that would leave the specter of TBTF lurking in the background.

My guess is that it feels exactly like every evicted houseguest feels: how Boobiac feels, for instance, how Brendon feels, how Monet feels, how Andrew feels, how Mr. Mensa feels, he who now has no money to donate to the foundation for his wife's imaginary bone disease.

We feel, for instance, that we understand entangled actin solutions although ignoring or coarse-graining the filaments' detailed molecular structure.

Persons with schizophrenia and impaired sleep might feel, for instance, especially exhausted and highly inclined to avoid stressors and have difficulty seeing the positive aspects of daily challenges.