Sentence examples for he'd often felt from inspiring English sources

When Rachel left him for Richard Bishop, he'd felt bereft not only of her, of his never-to-be wife, but of the daughter that they had not had, would not have; and now a year had passed, during which he'd often felt that his chances at fatherhood had gone with her, with Rachel.

Anxious about his family's future, he would often feel suicidal.

My dad would wait awhile by my bedside, and after leaving my room and heading to his own, he would often feel defeated.

In thinking back on the episodes, she says that she would often feel like she was a kid doing something bad.

I'd often felt that around my relatives, but now I felt it anew and acutely.

But then, as a callow reporter after college, I'd often felt like a voyeur, a creep and intruder, whenever I had to interview people in trouble or in crisis.

None the less, I'd often feel that I was the only one there thinking like he was.

At times, especially in seventh grade, life was lonely and I'd often feel sad.

"We were going to a lot of protests, and we would often feel so scripted," he said this week from his home in Van Nuys.

During the lunch period I would often feel his eyes on me as he stood on the ramp that connected the auditorium to the ground floor of the 1970's era high school.

At the end of a day of brainstorming, I would often feel tired and discouraged.