Sentence examples for rather felt from inspiring English sources

I was taking all of this in when I heard thunder – or, rather, felt it.

As my gaze moved upward, I rather felt that I was tagging along toward such a destination, too.

I rather felt for Carole Middleton – done up to perfection, but clearly falling apart inside with nerves and awe.

Ms. Lahti said she had had no difficulty inhabiting Dr. Perl, but rather felt in tune with both the character's strength and vulnerability.

His words, nervously excessive, seemed to have an echo in the unfamiliar house — or, rather, felt absorbed by its partial strangeness, the sounds falling into the many little differences between this house and his own.

Because he was not to blame for the accident, Mr. Romney has never been tormented by guilt, people who know him say, but rather felt that he had been at the wrong place at the wrong time.

"I'd rather feel my way through," he said.

It makes me feel Muslim, rather than English, and I'd much rather feel both.

"The rest of the time I rather feel like a barrister being given a brief.

I couldn't decide if I would rather feel confined or all alone.

I would rather feel elegant in a low heel than tower above everybody.