Sentence examples for she felt extremely from inspiring English sources

But personally she felt extremely lost.

Little advice or guidance was offered when she found out she was pregnant, and she says she felt extremely vulnerable.

At the prize ceremony, held at the Victoria & Albert museum in London on Monday night, Han told the Guardian she felt "extremely honoured".

Upon later returning to work, she felt "extremely dizzy and nauseous," according to the lawsuit.

"In some ways their experience is an advantage but she has played the character of Eponine for over 12 months on the West End, so she felt extremely confident with her own role," he said.

At this moment, which was 5 min into an hour-long interview, it became evident that she felt extremely marginalized in the US and did not feel like a member of society even though she had been living in the US for 6 years.

I'm also slightly confused about why Annett is so very angry with Thomas about the car – unless it's just that she feels extremely guilty about having slept with him and now can't bear to be reminded of the fact.

"Ladybird" is a woman who has reached that point in her life where she feels extremely dissatisfied but knows that she has created a life that she can't abandon.

She thought he felt extremely hot; but she didn't have a thermometer.

"I felt extremely unsettled," she said.

"I felt extremely unsafe," she said.