Sentence examples for felt presumably from inspiring English sources

In the milling confusion and cross-purposes in that crowded hotel lobby was Updike, looking just as despondent and damaged as we felt, presumably on the same kindly fool's errand.

Yet in a spiritual sense, the works felt complementary: presumably the point Mr. Welser-Möst wanted to make.

How shareholders feel will presumably depend on how the stock does during his tenure.

The suicide ledge is a good place to go to feel small — presumably that's why it was chosen.

One white nationalist in the United States recently noted that his members used to feel demoralized – presumably because their views made them pariahs.

Publication of the journals, he feels, will presumably lay some of these fantasies to rest, but he does not elaborate on how they will do this; he merely notes that they record Plath's "day to day struggle with her warring selves" and are to be exempted from his over-all characterization of her prose writings as "waste products".

A further test explicitly found that the more participants thought of black people as superhuman, the less they view them as having the capacity to feel pain, presumably because they can counter bouts of agony with their magical Wolverine-like healing powers or ancient and mysterious witch-brewed tinctures.

McDaniels presumably felt the same way.

(MSNBC, home to Keith Olbermann and Tucker Carlson, presumably felt it already had enough clownish star power on hand).

But the teacher-turned-author presumably felt that these were all issues that her problem children needed to address.

And who better to do so than his wife, who presumably felt she could do it without undermining him?