Sentence examples for felt talking from inspiring English sources

He said the three older pitchers were nonverbal and gruff because they felt talking about their pitching might jinx it.

But certainly I felt, talking to both Muslims and Christians in the aftermath, a shift in pronouns, from "we" to "they".

I found I had joined an organisation where people were mostly comfortable showing how they felt, talking about their feelings and sharing their personal lives.

That's how I felt talking about fisting, so I gave up.

At times it felt, talking to Kaye, that VICE had got its original wish to speak to English, so large did he and his signature social investment policies loom in the conversation: "one of the greatest social reformers our country has ever seen", Kaye called him.

As such, an undercurrent of despair and frustration can be felt talking to the informants, as they struggle to promote oral health in those families.

The players felt talked down to, ignored and "dissed".

Another frequent comment is how comfortable our clients feel talking with us.

Think about how you would feel talking to yourself.

How comfortable you feel talking to this therapist?

Sure, it annoyed her when he got didactic and made her feel talked down to.