Examples of 'felt more at home' in a sentence
Meaning of "felt more at home"
felt more at home: describes the sensation of feeling comfortable, welcomed, or at ease in a particular environment or with certain people. This phrase is often used to convey a sense of belonging or emotional connection
How to use "felt more at home" in a sentence
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felt more at home
I have never felt more at home anywhere.
The more he wrote about Claire its presence felt more at home.
I have not felt more at home in a long time.
Lainey could not have felt more at home.
I have never felt more at home without being at home.
I do not know a single person at this party and I have never felt more at home.
I never felt more at home.
To my great surprise, I could not have felt more at home.
I have always felt more at home in the most difficult places.
I was the guest, but with every step I felt more at home.
I felt more at home once we had climbed into the mountains.
I should have thought you would have felt more at home in the spotlight.
They felt more at home in Europe.
And ultimately his heroic journey always felt more at home with The Outsiders.
I felt more at home in Europe.
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In a weird way I always felt more at home here than the Villa.
I felt more at home in Montreal.
At this most critical period, Subhas felt more at home when away from home.
I felt more at home in Baltimore.
When I came here I was a stranger, but I never felt more at home anywhere in my life.
I felt more at home than I had in a long time.
Ooh, I tell you what, I ai not never felt more at home.
She had never felt more at home than she had in college.
I felt more at home with her than I do with you.
I suppose I have always felt more at home in France than in England anyway.
He felt more at home among the “ poor and humble people of Harlem, ” he declared.
They'd have felt more at home in the galley.
Sometimes I felt more at home in another country other than in my own.
I have never felt more at home in a massive H & M.
I have felt more at home abroad than the UK!
Just for a moment, I felt more at home with Sophie than I do with you.
I have never felt more at home than when I am on your stage.
I have always felt more at home in the United Kingdom than in France.
At school, I always felt more at home solving mathematical problems than writing essays.
Just for a moment, I felt more at home with Sophie than I did with you.
Nah . Just for a moment, I felt more at home with Sophie than I do with you.
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