Sentence examples for would ever feel from inspiring English sources

IT seemed improbable in 1994 that Ken Burns would ever feel compelled to update his nine-part documentary on baseball.

I never imagined then that I would ever feel bitter about England again.

He said he did not know if his legs would ever feel normal, "but I'm going to think positive".

Deng understands fear, and it is probably not something he would ever feel on a basketball court.

He called his friend and former Angels teammate Aaron Sele for advice, wondering if he would ever feel comfortable again.

"He wondered if he would ever feel clean again," one character thinks in a hotel room, after shooting two people he's just met.

I think he was exaggerating, but it's so odd you'd ever feel the need to write such a thing in a public forum.

Benny Young makes an austere Presbyterian Scrooge, gaunt, grubby and humourless; the last man you'd ever feel sympathy for.

As I wondered if I'd ever feel at ease in these grand hallways, I ran into Kellyanne Conway, whose wisdom is always a comfort.

At one point I didn't think I'd ever feel normal again, but the doctors assured me that if I continued to rest, everything would be OK.

This was boredom beyond any boredom he'd ever felt.