Sentence examples for felt myself thinking from inspiring English sources

On my Dahl tour, surrounded by children squeaking in excitement around me, I felt myself thinking of the shape a writer's life takes when laid out in documents and objects.

They shared their pain, and I felt myself thinking, "I've been there, I've felt that.

"People started looking at him, as one would, and I just felt myself blushing, thinking, 'This isn't ready for people to be looking at in this context.

When I reread it, I felt myself get emotional thinking of the girl behind the screen exploring these thoughts and putting them into words.

I could feel myself losing control, thinking a little too earnestly about whether my coworkers would find it weird should I lick the chocolate shrapnel out of the wrapper.

"Afterwards, I went to the shrine and prayed that it would never happen again, but I can feel myself panicking even now thinking about it".

I can feel myself tearing up just thinking about how society allows women to cry but not men (then points at said women and says "calm down you overly emotional lil things").

As we drove back to Kangerlussuaq, listening to Pink Floyd — "Hey you, out there in the cold / Getting lonely, getting old / Can you feel me?" — I found myself thinking again about the Greenland Norse.

I didn't answer, but after a while I felt happier, thinking that he was right.

Paul felt guilty thinking about his mother; he felt that he was betraying his father, as though he were her spy.

But if Gogel felt antsy thinking about last year's collapse at Pebble Beach, he did not sound like it.