Examples of using Felt in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
The water felt different.
Mike felt this was too time-sensitive to wait.
All the excitement he felt earlier was gone.
He felt that the limit should be lower.
I haven't done that in so long… and it felt so good.
Mr. Chandler felt you needed to know.
Felt that no hiring changes would result.
Might not have felt like it but you made a choice.
What surprised me was the aloofness I felt as a billionaire.
I knew I felt your presence, man!
He compared it to the wind: something felt but not seen.
We have felt it right here at home, with fatal consequences.
Only you were saying how you felt so uncomfortable in there.
Hollis felt the water should belong to the public.
But let me just say that it felt great to get back in shape.
I felt guilty for putting him in this situation.
A religious leader, they felt, had no place at a scientific meeting.
He felt that he had always received better than he deserved.
I can't express the joy I felt conversing in my mother tongue.
So I felt like the way that we did it was right.
It passed about half an hour when he felt that someone touched his shoulder.
Enrique felt a successful man needed no imagination at all.
It is generally associated with pain or discomfort felt in stomach.
We felt he would be better off in a smaller neighborhood.
A human need is a state of felt deprivation of some basic satisfaction.
A felt sense is not a mental experience but a physical one.
Okay, you're upset, but, Megan, you felt something and I felt something.
It felt good to say a few nice things about Karl for a change.
In addition they felt they were losing control of their nations.
The alarm felt like the vibration of a ritual they had to attend.