Sentence examples for felt lay from inspiring English sources

The advantage of the UCD course, I felt, lay in the fact that the day is split between teaching in a school in the morning and attending lectures at college in the afternoon.

The Hecks believed the wild Przewalski blood would help to draw out the wild characteristics they felt lay dormant in the domesticated pony breed mares.

I'll never forget how I felt lying there on the ground.

With the square of felt lying flat, first fold it into a cone shape.

Harder than it sounds, or should be, this question gets at a weakness which many critics feels lies at the heart of the campaign.

The trouble, I feel, lies in the middle layer of the cake — as it does so often in real life (damn the jelly).

SF: And each one has this kind of rigid formula, and you don't even look at the people running it, you just, and the numbers you don't feel lie.

Part of the reason for this, I feel, lies with the Dalai Lama's personality.

Each one of these 11 tracks feels lie a call to action, be it the groovy "3,6,9" or the modernist "Manhattan".

Esparza is never better than when he's trapped somewhere between truth and fantasy, living in a world of felt lies.

The lies may seem innocuous and innocent but the reality is that this person feels lies are acceptable.