Sentence examples for leave felt from inspiring English sources
But clearly, the protesters who refused to leave felt they had more to say – and they came back Wednesday night in even larger numbers to say it.
Dominic Fearon, Newcastle University Students Unionn President (who voted to stay in the NUS), "Those who voted to leave felt that the NUS doesn't prioritise issues that are important to students: the rising costs of university, the rising costs of accommodation... the increasing privatisation of the higher education sector.
But if you feel uncomfortable and you do want to leave, feel free.
Leaving felt like betrayal.
The Earth we'd left felt like a photograph.
The mere act of leaving felt almost as good as seeing Amy.
Verdict: fiction Only 43% of those who had considered leaving felt the salary was insufficient.
Wednesday's announcement that Moyles is leaving felt less end of days, more miraculous.
You chose that side, and those you left feel your image across their sleeping lids as a blinding atomic blast.
Self-blame comes in handy when a relationship no longer works and leaving feels too painful.
