Sentence examples for originally felt that from inspiring English sources

In fact, Freud originally felt that positive feelings toward the analyst at the start of treatment were a necessary precondition for it.

Growing up in a generation where having 600 Facebook "friends" didn't mean you got a phone call on a Friday night, I originally felt that Facebook was not the best networking option for me, particularly concerning my job search.

"While Rep. Garamendi originally felt that the bill could help streamline and standardize adjudications, a further review of the language left him deeply concerned about certain provisions in the bill," said Donald Lathbury, a spokesman for the congressman.

It was originally felt that since the ErbB3 catalytic domain shows very weak kinase activity if any, ErbB3 was an obligate heterodimerisation partner (Berger et al, 2004).

Hamad, who is originally from Tanzania, feels that racism has taken over her life since moving to London.

This was heady stuff for a sterol that was originally felt important only in preventing rickets.

Although alliances are now recognized as an integral part of the game, viewers originally "felt like there was something underhanded about that".

She said that although she originally felt obligated to mimic the provocative behavior of the "female rappers of [her] day", she intended to subdue her sexuality because she "[wants] people especially young girls to know that in life, nothing is going to be based on sex appeal.

Writer Stephen James Walker feels that Rhys "originally didn't look to have much to him initially but really came into his own as Series One progressed", attributing this to the "spot-on performance of the perfectly cast Kai Owen".

Originally I felt that I had wanted to show the first pair I met that not all westerners were standoff-ish, and to this day I find it hard to believe that they weren't genuine people.

Originally, I felt that since the exposure therapy is known to facilitate the recovery from trauma, trigger warnings could impede people naturally recovering from their trauma.