Sentence for feels | Use feels in a sentence

Feels sentence example. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use feels in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for feels.

• One feels them. (10)
• Everybody feels it! (8)
• He sees and feels. (10)
• I feels all right now. (8)
• I dare say she feels it. (8)
• And I think she feels it. (4)
• What, then, the faith she feels? (10)
• I think that Cornelia feels it also. (10)
• He feels himself but a diminished man. (10)
• I do believe he feels flattered by it. (10)
• But if Mr De Levis feels otherwise, sir? (8)
• Most of all, the artist himself feels this. (9)
• It is almost like what one feels for a woman. (14)
• The doctor, who is also mine, feels her pulse. (10)
• But I think he feels that it may have had its day. (9)
• I wonder how our colored waiter feels towards him. (9)
• His hand seemed blessed; he feels it withering now. (12)
• One can see that she feels the want of encouragement. (4)
• One feels that it cannot be a very long acquaintance. (4)
• My father feels grateful to you for what you have done. (18)
• He feels everything now through a dull impenetrable rind. (10)
• Her second: If he feels that, perhaps thousands of men do! (8)
• There is an anxiety, a curiosity in what one feels for Emma. (4)
• There are moments when one feels that reality does not exist. (8)
• One feels as if one would like to trust Déroulède with something. (2)
• The world feels our power, and has confidence in our good faith. (10)
• I have no doubt she feels for me; and her own reputation is concerned. (10)
• Your brother feels himself trammelled and menaced in his vital interests. (12)
• He feels she is safe from any possible kind of harm with those good ladies. (10)
• I cannot tell you how I am, because my heart feels beating in another body. (10)
• His face is that of a man in the grip of a rage that he feels to be impotent. (8)
• One who feels a death, is for the hour lifted above the satire of postillions. (10)
• They stand by one somehow, and the back feels that it has a brother behind it. (14)
• He spoke about it to me the fust thing, and he feels just the way I do about it. (9)
• Louise knows it, and she feels that she has a claim upon me in being my patient. (9)
• And is the feel of this earth how it feels to lie looking up for ever at nothing? (8)
• The writer must be some clever woman or simple friend, who feels for us very strongly. (10)
• He feels that he has been extravagant, prodigal of something; virtue has gone out of him. (8)
• She knows not loss: She feels but her need, Who the winged seed With the leaf doth toss. (10)
• I am so used to this and the way it feels in my hand that I cannot get along with any other. (21)
• He posted it with the satisfaction that a man feels who nobly shakes off his responsibilities. (8)
• It is in my heart like the sound the wind makes through a wood, it feels quite empty in my heart. (8)
• One feels this true even in the work of such a master as Tolstoy, whose Katia is a case in point. (9)
• Beneath the individual thoughts and emotions of its component parts it thinks and feels as a unit. (1)
• Her cares are over, and she feels that she may exert all her powers of pleasing without suspicion. (4)
• It makes it impossible to tell what is genuine; one feels as if one were continually being taken in. (8)
• He was having the exquisite pleasure that a robust nature feels in the first successful bout with life. (13)
• He kept for Norway the fondness which the man sitting at his own hearth feels for the home of his boyhood. (9)
• Although she has herself left the appointed way, she feels your eccentricity like a deformity of her flesh. (12)
• One, if one is in that line of work, feels instinctively just the size and carrying power of the given motive. (9)
• If his one friend, the uplifted flask, is his enemy, why then he feels bound to treat his enemy as his friend. (10)
• If his one friend, the uplifted flask, is his enemy, why then he feels bound to treat his enemy as his friend. (22)
• Isabella says she feels as if I were her brother; and I begin to think myself she is not exactly like a sister. (6)
• It is when he summons his almost exhausted energies for a third turn that he feels like a ship without a rudder. (21)
• His heart felt sore, as the great heart of a mother-bird feels sore when its youngling flies and bruises its wing. (8)
• Mrs. Fulkerson feels just as I do about it; we had our outing last year, and we want Mrs. March and you to have yours. (9)
• Somehow, one feels that it has no basis in the New World, and that till it is shaken loose from England it cannot have. (9)
• True sympathy requires such delicate insight of the soul that he who feels it scorns to use the shop-worn, vulgar word. (12)
• The man looked away with a certain shame- -the shame of a man who feels that his wife has made him make an ass of himself. (9)
• If he feels envy and malice, he must not cherish them as passions to be gratified, but use them, if at all, as dangerous tools. (16)
• He looked at her with twinkling eyes, full of the triumph the spectator of his species feels in signal exhibitions of human nature. (9)
• But as before a change one feels the subtle difference in the temper of the wind, so Shelton was affected by the inner change in her. (8)
• The infantry soldier feels a confidence in this cumbrous arm quite unwarranted by its actual achievements in thinning out the opposition. (7)
• If you can think him human enough still to care to know how he feels it, I must tell you that he feels it hardly-at all. (10)
• During each winter he writes, writes, writes, writes, whether he feels right or not, but the annual incessant drain does not subtract from his elaborate eloquence. (21)
• And he, gazing on those soft, ray-illumined, dark-edged eyes, and the grace of her loose falling tresses, feels a scarce-sufferable holy fire streaming through his members. (10)

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