Sentence examples for felt means from inspiring English sources

The sense of disgust I felt means that I feel desperately let down by a BBC that is becoming red top".

On Tuesday, the council voted in favor of not rescinding the EIR, a move that activists felt means the project could come back.

"I felt mean up there.

The land felt mean and enclosed to him; society, too.

"I felt meaner, and lowlier and more despicable than the worms," he recalled.

After the England netballers' final-second defeat earlier in the day, it just felt mean.

It felt mean-spirited.

It felt ugly and it felt mean".

The shame and humiliation they are made to feel means disclosure can be very difficult, even in a 'safe' setting such as a doctor's examination room.

Gut feel always ranks high, so Paglia decided to ask this time what "gut feel" means.

A consistent, site-wide look & feel means less noise distracting you from the content.