Examples of 'i felt rather' in a sentence

i felt rather - expressing a somewhat moderate or hesitant feeling or emotion

I felt rather bad about taking this.

I would say that just then I felt rather bad.

I felt rather tense before the interview.

I therefore feel entitled to confess that I felt rather disappointed when I read the Commission communication.

I felt rather ashamed to go and lose the baby.

That I had found the truth myself I felt rather proud to think without help from anyone.

I felt rather sorry for her.

As a matter of fact, I felt rather proud of myself.

I felt rather sorry for him.

Yes, to tell the truth I felt rather regal.

I felt rather lonely despite it all.

Having no experience in this area, I felt rather frustrated.

I felt rather insecure for a while.

Poor ignorant girl . I felt rather sorry for her.

I felt rather sorry for the bride that donated it.

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i felt proud

i felt quite

i felt real

i felt really

There was not any additional pressure, I felt rather relaxed.

I felt rather crappy yesterday.

The reason is this, over the weekend I felt rather unwell.

I felt rather than saw him shaking his head.

I looked at her as she said that, for I felt rather surprised.

I felt rather alone.

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I felt rather helpless as I had dropped my glasses.

I felt rather puzzled.

And it was her who cared for me, so I felt rather uncomfortable, you know?

I felt rather lucky.

Thus, out of politeness, I felt rather compelled to explain myself.

I felt rather bitter.

Do not pretend you do not remember Olga 's name . Poor ignorant girl . I felt rather sorry for her.

I felt rather than saw Reyes smile from the backseat.

Admittedly, I felt rather at sea.

I felt rather sorry for him in spite of what Alois had told me.

I must say I felt rather sorry for him.

I felt rather annoyed with John.

Well, naturally I felt rather abandoned and mourned my loss.

I felt rather as he did as I read through the voting list today.

My college years I felt rather isolated, not knowing anyone else.

I felt rather happy and I was excited about my new life.

I would say that just then I felt rather bad . But when I try and remember a specific episode.

But I felt rather empty at the end of my recent viewing.

Well, naturally I felt rather abandoned and mourned my loss . It was almost scandalous.

I felt rather uncomfortable in it, because of the low ceiling.

Grazie, commendatory . I felt rather awkward coming here, what with the war and everything.

I felt rather hurt about this at first ; it seemed somehow to be a sort of slight.

At my last company, I felt rather insignificant, so it 's appreciated, it really is.

I felt rather awkward coming here, what with the war and everything.

I felt rather bad the first day, I think it was caused by the effort.

I felt rather badly for them so I offered them coffee!

I felt rather guilty about it, but I was also plagued by doubts.

I felt rather bitter . I understand that the Soviets do not admit to having disabled people.

I felt rather helpless-the only physical comfort I could offer him was my presence.

Examples of using Felt

I liked how it felt for you to be proud of me

Felt like it was all starting to fall apart

I have never felt fitter in all my life

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Examples of using Rather

I would rather listen to a drunk than him

This creates confusion rather than clarity

He would rather be at work with that bitch

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