Sentence examples for rather I felt from inspiring English sources
During the early months of the pregnancy, I lost three stone in weight and my job – or rather, I felt that I couldn't return.
At a semi-final of the single stage of the Interscholastic Athletic Meet, I felt strongly that I had to take this canoe to the final, rather I felt that I can't lose or have to win.
Rather, I felt motivated to flee the 9-hour, $9.95 Get Motivated! seminar at the Verizon Center, which had devolved into a faux beach party with DJs playing '80s music and audience members tossing around plastic beach balls and dancing to Michael Jackson's "Thriller" and Van Halen's "Jump".
Here is Leda, who is a successful professor, in her late 40s; she is divorced, with two children and an occasional lover, at the start of The Lost Daughter: When my daughters moved to Toronto, where their father had lived and worked for years, I was embarrassed and amazed to discover that I wasn't upset; rather, I felt light, as if only then had I definitively brought them into the world.
Or rather, I felt like it was an interesting evolutionary step that should probably have just been kept in the labs.
Rather, I feel sorry for them".
"Or rather, I feel native to multiple places".
Rather, I feel this way because I find almost all conversations about the college selection process to be banal, self-aggrandizing, self-flagellatory or punitive.
Rather, I feel cheated of my taxes when George Osborne uses £5m of our money to soften people up for further benefit cuts.
Rather, I feel horrified by the old world he looks back on with such nostalgia – and thankful I was born into a society that has allowed me to feel the exact opposite of the way he describes.
