Sentence examples for thought felt from inspiring English sources

Instructing students to pause whenever an author suggests that a historical actor thought, felt, or said something and look for ways in which those thoughts and feelings may have impacted historical events, students will be able to better recognize implied causal relationships between individual psychologies and physical events.

Sargent, Carbone thought, felt that "he could do anything he wanted" in his watercolors.

I can understand her parents' feelings: they thought, felt and heard what their hearts were telling them, rather than facts.

Not only do we know very little about what he really thought, felt and believed, but the plays themselves are elusive.

The emotions were so real, the characters felt so real, and everything Tessa went through or thought felt like it was happening to me.

Each stanza is the length it needs to be, the length of a span of attention that naturally varies as it reflects what is seen, thought, felt.

"The fight for position ahead of the cobbles, rather than the cobbles themselves, which I thought felt similar to riding a time trial".

But I have used a novelist's license in representing" what characters "thought, felt and said to each other," he explains in a prefatory note.