Examples of 'felt quite' in a sentence
Meaning of "felt quite"
Felt quite indicates that the person experienced a certain degree or intensity of a particular feeling or emotion. The phrase 'quite' implies a moderate or significant level of the described sensation. It is commonly used to express emotions such as happiness, sadness, nervousness, or exhaustion
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felt quite
Felt quite natural for the character.
I really never felt quite the same.
I felt quite beautiful when they were taken.
You must have felt quite pressured.
It felt quite deep as it went off the edge.
She must have felt quite helpless.
I felt quite safe during the procedure.
I would probably have felt quite useless.
Carlebach felt quite a challenge and accepted.
The argument actually felt quite menacing.
But he felt quite strange in his heart.
But the next visit felt quite different.
I felt quite well under the circumstances.
She generally felt quite well in herself.
I felt quite proud to be performing my civic duty.
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I guess they felt quite bad after that.
Felt quite frustrated with it in the moment.
I actually felt quite sorry for him.
I reread them today and felt quite sad.
We now felt quite safe for a year.
And the victory never felt quite so good.
They felt quite fitting in that way.
Her contemporaries felt quite differently.
She felt quite relaxed after this.
Knowing that you are my doctor i felt quite safe.
All in all we felt quite a sense of achievement.
We wanted something that felt quite.
I felt quite out of place and young.
During the exam she felt quite calm.
He felt quite excited while looking at her.
I actually felt quite at home.
He felt quite fortunate as he went to bed that night.
I suddenly felt quite relieved.
I felt quite refreshed after taking a bath.
The worst of it was that he felt quite unable to be angry at her.
I felt quite honored to be able to sleep there.
Dorothy felt quite well.
I felt quite uncertain in this little country town.
Many of them had even felt quite proud of this.
I felt quite ambivalent about this book.
Multiple people came shooting in and it felt quite threatening.
I think it felt quite sure it would be welcomed.
A life focused on lab research no longer felt quite right.
I never felt quite right on this.
The sticky sea breeze must have felt quite unpleasant.
I felt quite queasy last night.
But for me it always felt quite easy and pretty secure.
It felt quite rural and traditional.
Despite the unusual situation he felt quite comfortable and relaxed.
I really felt quite distressed at not receiving an invitation.
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