Sentence examples for felt indeed from inspiring English sources
I felt indeed as if this was the essence of performance in her case, often with the added element of physical danger.
After "violent" fighting, the Jewish positions in the Old City of Jerusalem were threatened (this felt indeed on 28 May).
Felt indeed played a part, and Nixon knew of his actions in October 1972, as revealed in Nixon's tapes released in 1997, eight years before Felt, suffering from dementia, went public.
Owens's marks have a secondhand feel — indeed, with ghostly quotation marks, the echt Gen-X finger gesture — but they breathe liberty.
The more I heard about these devices' applications, the less unseemly they began to feel; indeed, for many people, GPS tracking could soon become a regular part of life.
"It felt strange indeed," the daughter said.
Her parents moved from town to town when she was young, and she always felt like — indeed, was — the outsider.
Others I felt low indeed, like the time I was heckled at a show I host and produce in Toronto called Chuckle Co.
A visit there has an almost reverential feel; indeed, the place pays homage to Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the modern Turkish republic: a glass from which he drank boza is on display.
In these moments, Sierra Leone feels rich indeed.
