Sentence examples for felt not to from inspiring English sources

"I just felt not to put undue pressure on him, we've got to bring another guy in.

"Some newspeople wanted to come down and ask me how I felt, not to have made that," Dan Hunt remembered.

Prohibitions of rape and murder, for example, are felt not to be matters of local custom but to be universally and objectively warranted.

Instead of detailing the team's deficiencies and locker-room dissension, Ryan again expressed his disappointment and remarked how strange it felt not to coach in an A.F.C. championship game for the first time in a while.

But what got him started was the debt he felt not to Stuttgart, and certainly not to Bach or Stravinsky, but to Caracas and his friends there in the choir, with which he had worked before.

Science is culturally regarded as an outsider discipline, something that is too difficult for the average person in the street to understand and consequently something that is felt not to be applicable to their lives.

I know how it feels not to have things".

"I know how it feels not to have food.

I wanted Maria to feel, not to act, the rage and the humiliation.

And we know how it feels not to be doing well".

But imagine how it might feel not to worry.