This is the gaping vortex at the center of all treasure-finding logic: should the acquired item prove absolutely useless, as its original owner clearly felt it to be, there is always something else to do with it, provided one has ingenuity, a high tolerance for clutter, and, ideally, a range of demented enthusiasms.
Sischy told me this story with no special emphasis — she offered it as an example of the sexism that women still regularly encounter — but I obscurely felt it to have another dimension besides its overt one.
Kove wanted something a bit more sophisticated for Moulton, since she felt it to be more of a grown-up's film than its predecessors: "The film is a little too sad, or maybe too dark for the young crowd, and then there's an age group for which I think it just simply isn't hip enough," she explains. .
He felt it to be anti-individual.
But senior commanders felt it to be realistic.
"I felt it to be a glib statement.
In Germany, twice as many felt it to be positive as negative, and in total only about one in five of those surveyed felt it to be negative.
At the time, I didn't understand why she felt it to be so amusing.
Believing the colony to belong as much to themselves as to the Corcyraeans, they felt it to be a kind of duty to undertake their protection.
For if it were dreadful, then Socrates, the great wise one, would have felt it to be dreadful". What's scary about death, says Epictetus, is not death itself.
Eventually van Dommelen quit because she felt it to be too demanding when combined with her work for the stage (van Dommelen 1921, 435).
