Sentence examples for what I really feel from inspiring English sources

But what I really feel is energised.

"Sometimes it's what you want people to think, but this says what I really feel.

Mike Moore recalls, "He would say to me, 'You know what I really feel like doing?

Webber added: "I'm not going to say what I really feel.

"What I really feel is that, unfortunately, Lace is still relevant".

I will only show what I really feel when I want to".

When I was a teenager, opera spoke to me because it seemed a way to express, magnificently, the tremendousness (to me at least) of what I really felt.

I am just about to move on to another subject when he says, 'I guess what I really felt was that I was hated by my father for no reason.' Did they ever work it out?

I had varying degrees of success, but for the most part, the more I worked on films for the studios, the more I felt that I was telling stories that had nothing to do with what I really felt about human nature, about how we live.

"At first, what I really felt had changed was that I unwillingly had to take on many of the tasks that Heinz had taken on in our life together — as a parent, as a provider, as a taxpayer, as an organizer, as the person who takes care of the car," she said.

But beyond the injustice of Tom's death, what I really felt was jealousy.