Sentence examples for felt writing from inspiring English sources

That is perhaps what you felt writing Inheritance, the fear of losing something.

It was a kind of healing that I never quite felt writing the stories on paper".

Many novelists, immediately after the events of September 11, said that they felt writing had become suddenly puny, irrelevant.

I've always felt it important to put yourself back inside how you felt writing the song when performing them.

I really tried to associate my own reaction, or what I would have felt writing in those very intimate moments, with his,' he told SABC news.

I said that I often felt, writing obituaries, that one reason death is interesting to people is that it is grim and engaging in equal measure.

I was in remedial class at school [struggling with dyslexia], and I felt written off.

"A solid little fellow, you felt," writes Tynan, "and how eager to help!

With no mouse and no physical keys to feel, writing and editing will be more effort than on a laptop.

The result is a gorgeous, ruminative prose in which every sentence feels written, not typed.

It is true that parts of "All Over" feel written more for sound than for substance.