Sentence examples for might feel rather from inspiring English sources
He might feel rather guiltily grateful that it was the other half that died.
Some scientists might feel rather nervous at the thought of the public guiding the direction that their research takes.
I'm not saying that if someone did drugs in front of me, I'd be so weak I'd do it, but I'm not willing to take that risk.' It sounds rather as if her boyfriend has thrown a protective cordon around her which, after a while, might start to feel rather stifling.
"Some people might feel they rather live in a building with more of a social environment," said Gary Malin, president of Citi Habitats, a real estate brokerage firm.
"What I really, sincerely try to do is have the viewer sense what the building might feel like rather than what it looks like," Mr. Schaller said.
You might think that would make them feel rather smug about themselves.
So if people do come to feel rather clearer in their minds about what independence would entail then maybe that might see the balance of opinion change too.
'I might take an Open University course,' she says, as if the idea's just come to her. 'I do feel rather stupid for not having a degree.
But Price's figures feel rather lowly.
