Sentence examples for felt reading from inspiring English sources

How would they have felt reading what Allardyce had said?

To this day, the thrumming ecstasy I felt reading Watership Down is still vivid.

They describe the mixture of fear, shame, elation and pure raw nerves they felt reading something without the endorsement of parents or teachers.

I felt, reading Gabriel Garc M?uez's work, that I wanted to be in ghost-filled ruins that called out for me in pain and lust.

'The main thing I felt, reading 70 books back to back, is that I wanted literature to be a bigger canvas, to open the scope.

There are moments in God Help the Child that made my stomach lurch with the same horror that I felt reading the description of Sethe in Beloved slitting her baby's throat.

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How did I feel reading their letters?

But the horror you feel reading about the jellies might seem like a relief after reading Megan Twohey's "The Child Exchange".

It's some pale version, I imagine, of what soldiers must feel reading the news of war.

It was a great shame, one feels reading the book, that he could not have been liberated sooner.