Sentence examples for felt to count from inspiring English sources

Standards were felt to count in institutional as well as in private life.

She went to college at SUNY Brockport, where she was surprised to be told in her dance classes to study her form in a mirror rather than note the way that her body felt, and to count time to music rather than move freely.

Andrea Agnelli, however, feels unable to count the blessing of his first Serie A title and let go of the recent past.

Family vacations are great if you want to know what it feels like to count down the hours until bedtime in a different city.

This very public divorce has been a huge loss for all parties involved, with no bigger loser than the fans (feel free to count the Niners players as the second biggest losers, as they had to waste a year of their short professional careers following broken leadership).

As MD and GH agreed in 98.3% of the counts (κ=0.971), double scoring of all counts was felt to be unnecessary.

They asked many questions, including how often people saw their families, how close they felt to their mothers, their "friend count" and how much their spouse cared about them.

Princeton – Calypso Gold (From East Meets Left) Brave is the buzz band that feels confident enough to count in their debut single with a Bontempi bingo organ.

Where those who "spange" — or ask for spare change — can feel safe enough to count their coins.

It's more important, he says, to make sure your pee sensation feels healthy than to count the number of times you go.

It felt great, Taylor acknowledged, to count on a paycheck this weekend.