Sentence examples for felt switched from inspiring English sources
It may be that turning 50 and the menopause have a part to play, but I feel switched off – for good.
Yet you say you "feel switched off – for good" and that's more of a mission statement than a disclosure of symptoms.
"I wasn't sure how I'd feel switching sides".
I certainly aim to get dressed every morning before reaching my desk, preferring to feel clean, switched on and ready to face the day head on.
Many audience members told me afterwards they felt like switching to the Lib Dems – either from Labour or from planned abstentions.
None of it mattered because Trump, he felt, would switch off that marginalization machine and restore the honor of his kind of people, of himself.
Nissel always felt that switching roles within a quartet (it is not unusual now for the first and second violins to swap chairs mid-concert) meant a player was not ready to play second fiddle.
"One of my favorite moments in our singers' world was when Linda Ronstadt was asked how it felt to switch from pop to Mimi in 'La Bohème.' And she stepped right up and said, 'I may have made a mistake.' "So it was a thrill and a shock to get through this big scene with so much ease.
I know, today is so not cultural of us with dinner and the cafe this morning but we felt like switching things up a bit.
It might make them feel like switching occupations, and, judging by their debut self-produced album, also called "Swampadelica," that would be a loss.
