Sentence examples for you feel sort from inspiring English sources
You feel sort of bad for everyone.
"You feel sort of connected to the animal after that".
Or, 'How would you feel?' Sort of compelling us ever toward empathy and those kinds of things and not allowing us to be selfish.
"People our age, they don't have money, and you feel sort of guilty if they're paying to get in," Mr. Moore said.
"You feel sort of sorry for him, because the real climate of book publishing would seem to tolerate a few Bakers but not really encourage them.
It's that certainty that makes you feel sort of O.K. about spending a pre-dinner hour watching ladies gyrate in G-strings: these guys know what they're doing — would they steer you wrong?
"You felt sort of punchy and spaced out".
"Your friends were there, so you felt sort of chaperoned, and the staff treated women as equals to men.
You always feel sort of cosy because you're surrounded by an archipelago.
It compounds with the illness to affect your motivation because you just feel sort of (blowing out sound) and you see it very much in hospital when people are over prescribed you just feel like a sack of potatoes... you can see it".
"You can feel sort of high from it, almost hysterical and uncontrollable".
