Sentence examples for felt rather better from inspiring English sources
"The following day we put it in writing and after that, both of us felt rather better," she said.
If the last week has felt rather better for Out than In, it is because the news agenda has been driven more by immigration than economics.
I mean, I am no expert, but I expect you feel rather better about the stupid cerise feathered thing on your head if you have taken on board a decent quantity of Colombian marching powder.
He said, Mr P if only men over 50 voted we could abolish slavery – when men are soon to face their God they are Antislavery – it is the young who support the system – unfortunately they rule too much… On the whole I felt rather encouraged – He is better than his Congress fellows But that March meeting proved the high point of good feelings between Phillips and Lincoln.
It felt rather uneventful.
"I felt rather flattered..
This feels rather unhealthy.
This one, I think, has a rather better feel for London - Cronenberg's in Eastern Promises didn't seem too sure, and it certainly didn't feel like London to me.
A lot of it is about how to make people feel better, rather than worse.
