Sentence examples for one felt only from inspiring English sources
But this reader, for one, felt only a quiet sense of "argh" while struggling through this chaotic account.
It turned out that some guards had been sent to search a cell; in the gym, however, one felt only the grateful suspension of disbelief.
On the other hand, unlike many Filson products, this one feels only lightly waxed.
At the Hagia Sofia, with its wrought iron candelabra and its wooden raised platforms for prayer, one feels only dismay that we are still doing so poorly at assimilating each other's culture.
What one felt here was only the weight of respectable, lifeless theater tradition.
Nigella, one feels, would only ever have time for Guilt And Redemption if it was the name of a new dessert creation – the unreformed character's equivalent of Death By Chocolate.
No doubt the original Italian texts lie somewhere in between these two poles, but only one felt "right".
Inside Me, as ever, feels only one chord shift away from morphing into Iggy's I Wanna be Your Dog.
It is almost impossible to reach the final paragraph without weeping: one feels haunted not only by Kipling's ghosts, but by his grief.
This year all five nominees are politically charged, four are about war, and amazingly, only one feels like homework.
The winners, which appear below with a description by their designers, were the ones we felt not only worked aesthetically but also spoke best to the reader.
