Sentence examples for really feel so from inspiring English sources

"I really feel so lonely without him," she said.

Or do they really feel so strongly about their work that they're willing to say, "I'm a 10?" Writing and engineering skills are of particular interest to me.

"After all," she says to her husband, "I don't really feel so very much of a mother, having had only one child".

So, should I really feel so bad about a silly photo that I took with my friends in a chicken restaurant?

Google is tempting online newspaper publishers, currently pressing for aggregation payments from the search site, to block its crawler if they really feel so strongly.

If you're doing something just for the money, as opposed to helping a customer, then they don't quite trust you, and you don't really feel so good about it.

"I really felt so in tune with them — I knew all the dates of their lives, what they had been doing, where they had been.

If Mr. Romney really feels so strongly that "Obamacare is a mistake," as he said, he could explain why that's not government's role and why the chronically ill should rely on the private market.

As Gjöres says: "I have to confess that after the first personal reaction, I really felt so sad because of all the films and all the things he would have been doing and creating and we will never, ever see them.

It really feels so real and super surreal.

You know what, I really felt so much gratitude from her.