Sentence examples for she feels badly from inspiring English sources

She feels badly and goes home, and puts her flowers in water.

"What's new is that she feels badly that she testified in a particular way," Judge Breyer said in a hearing Wednesday in federal court in San Francisco.

But Jessie Spivey, an Oxford University student currently on a British Council assistantship scheme in Andorra, says that although she is sure welfare systems are in place, she feels badly informed about support channels.

He is rude to his sister who bursts into tears confessing that she feels badly when he is around because he is so clever & successful and she so stupid & worthless.

She voted Labour and loathed Margaret Thatcher, but when she attended a meeting of leftwing writers and intellectuals in 1988, she felt badly out of place, and barely said a word.

Mr Singh's widow said she felt "badly let down" by the justice system.

She added that she felt badly marginalized in Iraq and ignored by the international community.

She said she felt badly if others were now living her past horrors, but she didn't know what could be done.

She felt badly that things turned out this way, but I had grown to mean a lot to her and she hoped we could continue to hang out together as often as possible.

Speaking on the red carpet at Thursday's Women's Media Awards, Fonda said she felt "badly" for Kelly, who was fired by NBC last week after defending blackface Halloween costumes on "Megyn Kelly Today".

Her mother had cancer more than a decade ago and she cut her mother's hair and her mother's friend's (in solidarity was the latter), and she felt badly for the women consigned to going to any public place for this occasion.