Sentence examples for felt sitting from inspiring English sources

I asked him how he felt sitting where Jimmy Hoffa and later Jackie Presser sat.

I also felt, sitting in church, that the attack will help Norway become a multicultural nation.

Imagine how his daughters felt, sitting in cafés, virgins listening to young lawyers.

But I believe I do know how your father must have felt, sitting at his typewriter with an unfinished novel.

So, this book is more subjective, I write about the emotions that I felt sitting in the classroom, observing these teenagers blossom.

Yet I still felt, sitting there at the premiere in Los Angeles, that this was the kind of art that I had waited my entire life for.

As Mr. Einhorn said in 2008: "I wonder how Andy Fastow feels sitting in prison and looking at Lehman's accounting".

How would you feel sitting on the bubble as a player on Villanova or Virginia Commonwealth or Virginia Tech waiting to hear your fate?

This is the same sense of consolation you can feel sitting in A&E: a strange mix of pity and self-interest.

I've often wondered how men would feel, sitting on a bus next to someone staring at a photograph of a good-looking 20-something cradling his testicles.

Looking out from the prime corner banquette that, if all goes right, will soon be a noonday perch for corporate machers, Mr. DeLucie said: "It's about how you feel sitting here.