Sentence examples for felt is that from inspiring English sources

"The magic of dance music, I've always felt, is that point in the night where there's all sorts of people mixed into the room and, ultimately, they all really click together.

The thing we've always felt is that we could have done a lot more with Halo and we didn't.

"For me, the difference that I've felt is that I'm learning each and every day," he said.

The core of Coleman's genius, Smith felt, is that, however sharp or flat he is from accepted pitch, he is consistent from note to note.

"What we felt is that the P.T.R.P. did this to him," Private Thurman said, "and that the system itself was flawed".

"The only disappointment I've felt is that if the company was going to do this, couldn't they have done that homework in advance?

The message we all felt was that her death was still a part of her life.

One thing he always felt was that nothing noteworthy was ever born out of complacency.

What I feel is that that's just the tip of the iceberg.

The way they feel is that their own cultures have been corrupted by consumer values.

The important thing, she feels, is that such education start at a young age.