Sentence examples for felt less well from inspiring English sources
Medical students felt less well informed regarding oral cancer.
Poor knowledge of oral changes may be related to the level of teaching received, as approximately 40% of medical students reported not having had the opportunity to examine patients with oral lesions, and significantly more medical students felt less well informed regarding the clinical appearance of oral cancer.
However, other participants felt less well informed with one admitting: "Nothing was explained to me properly…I didn't get the proper information- what could happen… They had no diabetic center in the hospital- that you could go to someone to talk to and find out more information".
But it runs them down, it makes them feel less well".
So you feel less – well, I like to say discomfort rather than pain!
Controversial billboards suggesting horses don't have much fun while racing suddenly feel less, well, controversial.
Were people in the past less healthy or did they feel less well because they drank when they were thirsty or with meals, rather than throughout the day?
But when I think about what I can do in my own work, what resonates most with me is the type of design we offer people as they get older, as well as people who are differently abled – those of us who see less well, hear less well, move less well, think less well and feel less well than many.
Nick Clegg's officials insist he gets on well with Michael Gove but when the deputy prime minister woke up in his hotel room in Rio de Janeiro last Thursday morning he had reason to feel less well disposed than normal towards the education secretary.
While students appear to welcome the option of taking courses online, they may feel less well-served if online classes are offered as a replacement to traditional courses.
And while I don't judge Orwell himself too harshly for his talent, I feel less well-disposed to those mediocrities who slavishly worship at the shrine of St George, little appreciating that the clarity they so admire in his writings is simply another kind of opacity, since in the act of revealing one truth it necessarily obscures many others.
