Sentence examples for questions felt from inspiring English sources

The people who asked deeper questions felt more connected.

The questions felt like bruises I kept pressing: Are these just postmarriage high jinks?

"They brought him for questions, felt like they had the answers they needed and they let him go," Steele said.

Gingrich pulled off a good, angry performance, showcasing his trademark patronizing contempt, but his attacks on the press and its gotcha questions felt weird, given that the journalists asking those questions were representatives of the conservative, not the "liberal," media.

Mr. O'Keefe said he thought NASA personnel who had safety questions felt free to speak up, but he said some did so by e-mailing him directly, a sign that they do not feel comfortable raising questions with their immediate superiors.

All he offered was a bunch of questions felt were unexplained.

Such questions feel pressing in the United States at the moment.

So central is the theme to the film, all subsequent questions feel leading, intentionally or not.

If you have any further questions, feel free to e-mail me directly, at [email protected]

If you have any questions, feel free to forward them to me in my new office on the containment level.

And this is a channel in which referring questions feels very natural.