Sentence examples for felt one of from inspiring English sources

One morning, taking the subway downtown, she returned by the midafternoon with a fine and sturdy dark guitar case, its insides lined with felt, one of the best that the music store on West 48th Street had to offer, for it had bothered her that Poppy kept his guitar in a simple cloth sack, as he loved it so.

If I felt one of them looked too theatrical, I painted over it".

After Glavine realized what had happened, he felt one of his two front teeth in his left hand.

"It was going so quickly, and I felt one of us had to be a brake," she said.

He last felt one of those life-changers when he won the theatrical rights to Mitch Albom's schmaltzy best seller "Tuesdays with Morrie," and produced the play in 2002.

At that moment I grasped (or thought I grasped — in any case, I certainly felt) one of the mysteries of the Christian religion: the tragic, ecstatic vision of Jesus as at once fully human and fully divine.

Bear with me; I feel one of my epiphanies coming on.

Howley feels one of Gatland's strengths is the empathy he has for players.

"There is an exponential quality to the pain she feels," one of them told me.

Well, the intention was that you'd feel one of two things.

"We really feel one of the ways people learn to care is by seeing an elephant.