Sentence examples for felt partly from inspiring English sources

Christine Timoney told me that she felt partly responsible for her brother's woes.

After Simpson's death the then organiser Jacques Goddet said he felt partly responsible.

She told me that the mistakes kept her up at night, and that as the police bureau chief she felt partly responsible for them.

Moore has always felt partly British: "I feel my mother became a citizen under duress, and she never let us forget that we weren't fully American.

She had been primed to this knowledge, she felt, partly through the experience of her own autism and partly because she came from a long line of farmers and, as a child, had spent much of her time on farms.

He doesn't have the biggest voice in the tenor business (Filianoti's rings out better), but he works overtime to make his presence felt, partly through pinpoint musicianship and partly through vehement expression.

It needed a cover that feels partly young, because the characters are often young in here.

Now I'd say I feel partly British, partly European, partly a Londoner, partly Greek; I've got four identities.

A woman is killed in the crash, leaving her son an orphan, and Stringer feels partly responsible.

The first is how incredibly solid the truck feels, partly because Ford used more high-strength steel in it.

A track called "Trippin' " has him singing about his early exposure to jazz, in what feels partly like a testimonial and partly like a therapy session.