Sentence examples for she felt that something from inspiring English sources

Worry clutched at her heart, and she felt that something terrible had happened.

In the weeks afterward, though, she felt that something was wrong.

But after working for years in health administration, she felt that something was missing.

She felt that something was moving inside her stomach, but she didn't know what, and the changes frightened her.

She felt that something covert was taking place.

But later in her narrative, as she attends a lavish fund-raising dinner in Washington, she feels that something darker is at work: a mixture of "fear, injured pride, ignorance and perceived victimhood" whose brooding extremism could have dire consequences.

… If something brings the patient to me because he or she feels that something is different, then there is in fact a change".

Although she was generally happy, she also felt that something was missing: Sarah longed for an intimate relationship.

As dominating as she has been, Williams said she still felt that something could go awry with her game and it could all be over.

Hida says she has always felt that something was missing in terms of places to meet and exchange ideas on culture and the arts in an accessible way.

For the first time she felt that she understood something about the adults at his funeral.