Sentence examples for felt to being from inspiring English sources

This, so far, is the closest I've felt to being in New York, because of the communication and the energy".

"There is no real way to describe how it feels to hear 62,000 people cheering for you," he wrote, "except to say that is the closest I have ever felt to being absolutely unbeatable".

When the author was asked how close she felt to being a criminal, she replied: "I can think of only one slight closeness, and that is that an imaginative writer is very freewheeling; he has to forget about his personal morals, especially if he is writing about criminals.

In recent years, the hunger for celebrity has gone from being a common, but immature, impulse that many of us have felt to being a pandemic.

What are they gonna do, fire me?" That moment, watching the sheer joy on all 30 of their little underachieving faces, is the closest I have ever felt to being Oprah.

This has been widely felt to be an important gain.

Writer tells how it felt to be an accused criminal.

Thomas was felt to be imperious and discourteous.

I understand why this approach is felt to be necessary.

This was felt to be clinically insignificant but was recognized.

However, that is not felt to be enough.