Sentence examples for felt more about from inspiring English sources

The drab architecture reflects the monolithic nature of church theologies: "Unlike the small businesses, which felt very individualistic, and about creating your own world view, the church felt more about power, about converting people, so they could have wealth".

Again I felt the romance seemed a little lacking emotion or meaning but I suppose in a way that was realistic what with there being a revolution against the officials and everything, nonetheless I think that Bea and Quinn should have thought a little more and felt more about each other since they were in love.

"I have never felt more about that than I have done for today.

A former boyfriend remembers that Fonda was always "puzzled why she didn't feel more about her mother and the fact that she killed herself.

Until then, the employees and reporters have the run of the place and the club feels more about the past than the present.

I think you can feel more about who they are individually when you put them out in the world.

"I've always felt more sanguine about women than about men," he said in 1984.

In general, they felt more confident about patients' medical problems rather than about behaviour, cognitive or mental health problems.

"And I've never felt more alienated about not participating in a pop culture event".

"We have rarely felt more pressure about an opening," said Rob Moore, Paramount's vice chairman.

For the Lib Dems just 7% felt more positive about them and 47% more negative.