Sentence examples for felt to show from inspiring English sources

Todd Hollenshead remembers how eager he felt to show off id Software's latest version of "Doom" to an assembly of journalists gathered in Hong Kong 10 days before the game's official launch.

I asked Nasser how it felt to show his son the place of his birth.

Whenever Patti would see the giant moth, she'd tell me about shopping at Bloomingdale's for cashmere sweaters, and running into this snotty salesgirl who gave her a hard time, and telling the bitch she'd take them all and how good it felt to show that she was somebody.

That is what I want to get, to feel, to show -- that energy on the other side of the pain that transforms the way you see.

What Ms. Shelton brought home from the Toronto screening was the warm memory of how it feels to show a movie to an audience that isn't shy about vocalizing its appreciation.

"Aaron has absorbed an enormous amount of change that we've thrown at him, while also controlling the inclination that any actor might feel to show off in such a big, meaty fun role like Frank Jr.," Mr. O'Brien said.

The best way to help build that trust is to truly take to heart the way people feel, to show sincere respect for their concerns.

Additional sounds for the character were meant to give him a clockwork feel, to show he is always thinking and calculating.

Afterward, she tried to explain how it felt to reporters, to show up at the same tournament and lose as early as possible for nine straight years.

I felt proud to show Rinpoche this jewel of the country.

She also felt obliged to show up for work even if she didn't have work to do.