Sentence examples for from a felt from inspiring English sources

Noel was made from a felt Scottie that M. Halicka picked up in a five-and-ten-cent store.

He waved the small glove, still relatively supple, with the new silver trace from a felt pen — the beautiful signature of Stan Musial, just applied in person.

Finally, it cannot be rooted in any sense of relief at being spared their misfortunes, first, because those misfortunes are nearly all pratfalls low on emotional charge; and second, because repeated viewing once again dulls the humor none at all, which runs counter to expectations if what we are experiencing is relief from a felt tension.

There are extremes in size, from a felt necklace by Birgit Daamen embedded with coral beads to a giant red-brown installation by Claudy Jongstra that demonstrates degrees of feltness, raw to cooked, through different textures and wools, straight to curly.

The protests, demonstrations, and uprisings that have swept across the Middle East have visibly built their foundations on the irreducible sense of self-worth that, for believers, comes from a felt closeness to God, who is as near to each person -- as the Quran says -- as his or her own jugular vein.

But questions also often stem from a felt inconsistency as the receiver's image of the patient's situation takes shape.

Prices range from $10 for a felt charm to $230 for a floor cushion.

Their magnanimity is from a deeply felt commitment to a life of service.

After Mr Khodorkovsky's case, a judge taking instructions from a bureaucrat felt he was in the right.

For Obama, the warning comes from a deeply felt place.

On the other hand, one interviewee from a charity felt that OA could support efforts to show donors the impact of the work they have funded.