Sentence examples for felt would be from inspiring English sources

Both, they felt, would be highly dangerous.

A rematch with Bush, Gore felt, would be counterproductive; it would focus too much on 2000.

"She's one of the few competitors I felt would be a cultural fit with us".

The cancellation of the Ryder Cup, he felt, would be logical and understandable.

Burrell retired there to brace himself for what he felt would be an onslaught of emotion and negativity.

Some concoctions were specially made up for a single patient, to a recipe their doctor felt would be most appropriate.

The most appropriate word to describe how the public felt would be schadenfreude – feeling joyous at others' misfortunes.

A similar number said it was somewhat or very difficult to find a school they felt would be fully inclusive.

The inevitable consequence of propping up the eurozone, it was felt, would be a rise in Germany's cost of borrowing.

This also allowed him to add the covered outdoor dining room that he felt would be a focal point.

They decided collectively to abandon a planned march into the city, and avoid what many felt would be inevitable violence.