Sentence examples for felt sort from inspiring English sources

I felt sort of free.

.' I felt sort of ashamed.

"You felt sort of punchy and spaced out".

"I felt sort of like the women astronauts".

"He felt sort of unappreciated," Weiss told me, putting it mildly.

I felt sort of apprehensive about having a ghostwriter — especially for something as personal as letter.

"He had felt sort of dispossessed from his name," Mr. de Lataillade said.

After I beat Pete, I felt sort of uncomfortable shaking his hand, almost sad.

"I felt, sort of, in a way, that I discovered her," Mr. Townsend, 77, said impishly.

It felt sort of old English in a way — of that period.

What arrived was lime green and felt sort of cheap, but surprisingly it went through hundreds of zucchinis with ease.