Sentence examples for much they felt from inspiring English sources

I came to realise how much they felt themselves neglected or patronised.

The surveys asked if they'd done any cognitive reappraisal since the last ping and how much they felt in control of what was going on.

Attendees reported on their mood how much they felt a variety of emotions, such as happy, sad, or angry, and how they felt overall, from awful to wonderful.

The authors then asked participants how empathic they were towards that person: how much they felt warmth toward them and took their perspective, for example.

And the city will admit as much: they felt it would create revenue to fund other parts of the plan.

Sometimes people whom the Kirschhochs met on the beach held their hands and told them how much they felt for them.

"It's not that they're greedy, but pay is a measure of how much they feel they're valued," he added.

Give enough away to whet an appetite, but not so much they feel they've already eaten.

Their sons and nephews, who could not remember what Afghanistan was like, have been amazed at how much they feel they belong here.

Questionnaires, filled out at regular intervals, gather information on how hungry or full they feel, how much they feel in control of their eating, how much they like or dislike what they eat.

"To some people this seems too much – they feel you can't dream that way, you must have a smaller dream.