felt about

She was incredulous at first, because she knew how much I loved politics and how deeply I felt about the war.

Well, true happiness is not decided by how much you've gained, but how much you've felt about.

She used to ask how I was or how I felt about a certain situation, and if I answered "fine" or "OK" , she would ask me how I really felt.

It was hard for me to understand how I felt about the possibility of my child inheriting dwarfism.

He always showed what he thought and felt about me as if I were something better than a common flower girl.

No one , though , ever spoke of how the greater demons might have felt about that usurping of their power .

But I wanted to ask them outright how they felt about old age so first dropped into my grandfather's nursing home in Worthing.

He felt about in the dark for the door handle.

I have no idea if that's true, but regardless of how one might have felt about her politics, I can certainly relate to that statement.

I wanted to understand exactly how events had unfolded and what people had felt about this cat.

I asked her how her mom felt about that and she said she was not too happy at first but she is ok with it now.

with Mike, I didn't have to put on my public "cool" facade but could really say what I felt about a girl.

The purpose of this exercise is to explore how present you are. I feel what I have felt about it is not enough. Let us keep feeling more.

I'm only just beginning to get over the deep depression I felt about losing my job.

At his press conference in Bucharest Mr Putin was asked how he felt about giving up the presidency next month (to become prime minister).

The subjects -- mostly UCLA students -- were asked how they felt about sunscreen and how likely they were to use it.

We talked about my moves, my shot, and how all of the pressure I felt about my game was interfering with the rest of my life.

Comparing these two groups provided a way of comparing how participants felt about two different types of purchases.

I could not explain to Wemmick how I felt about Magwich's money, so I said nothing.

The beggar felt about and pulled out a ten yuan note, a sly smile crept on his face.

It was thee who led me from door to door, and with them have I felt about me, searching and touching my world.

A month went by, or something that felt about like a month, and Jonathan learned at a tremendous rate.

I felt about sixteen again--walking close enough for our hands to keep touching in the hope that she might hang on.

It took me about an hour to figure out what actually happened in the tragicomic affair, and I felt about 10 IQ points lighter afterward.

How do you think Jefferson felt about the Declaration at the end of his life?

They brought in older adults to see how they felt about the devices.

I think the fact that I can't really remember anything about it is a reflection of how most Chinese back then felt about elections.

"Imagine you got divorced and you've got back together with your ex-husband, " Halliwell said, explaining how she felt about the reunion.

Today, I text ed my college boyfriend to tell him how terrible I felt about cheating.

He felt about as bad as he ever had and it took a long time for the feeling to wear off.

To see how she felt about Toby coming back home.

But I recall very clearly how they felt about their circumstances.

Yet most of the anger felt about giving citizenship to all children born here is directed at children of illegal immigrants.

When it beeped, the volunteer answered a questionnaire about what he was doing at that moment, and how he felt about it.

I certainly had a lot of fun doing that but I imagine the 100s of people that we did that to and how they felt about it.

At then end of the day, it's the problems you want to find out, not what your participants felt about the process.

The volunteers were asked to explain the reasons why they pretended to orgasm and how they felt about sexual intimacy.

Nixon understood in his marrow how middle-class Americans felt about the country's self-satisfied elites.

I felt like my hands and mouth were tied. I couldn't say what I felt about East Timor.

She felt about in the dark.

I asked a man biking by how he felt about this.

I wrote about my childhood memories and obviously how I felt about those stories about my family coming out.

The more investment managers paid for stocks, the better they felt about them.

All you remember about your child being an infant is the incredible awe you felt about the precious miracle you created.

That gives a startling clue into how God must have felt about my friends, whom He also loved.

That was another situation where I jumped on my soapbox and let the world know how I felt about that.

Unilever, for instance, teamed up with Neuroconsult to test how consumers felt about its top-selling Eskimo ice cream bars.

He'd lived in California till he was ten, so he knew how I felt about the sun.

Think about situations where you've used English and how you felt about making mistakes?

Whereas thou hast felt about all my stuff, what hast thou found of all thy household stuff?

Respondents were rated on a 'Tightwad-Spendthrift scale' based on how each partner felt about spending money.

When I asked him what he felt about his arrest he replied, "I'm cool. Why? " I tried again.

He didn't reveal what he had felt about her.

I asked him how he felt about his fellow regulars, the investment bankers.

Not to mention how I felt about other people.

And Laban felt about all the tent, but found them not.

When she asked how they felt about returning to their homeland, the sentiment was unanimously negative.

But as bad as Mullin felt about the trade, his best friend Mitch felt much worse.

My father never told me how he felt about my hugs, and there was never any expression on his face when I gave them.

Then the students were asked how confident they felt about upcoming exams.

She knew how I felt about the subject.

Walgren mentions we didn't hear from CM's current patients and how they felt about receiving the letter and feeling abandoned.

When I asked how she felt about the decision, she was very positive, commenting 'to rest is delightful'.

Joey: I've never felt about anyone the way Ross felt about you.

You are not ~ (of) how worried I felt about your safety.

I was surprised at how raw I still felt about that day.

In this life and death, the mother felt about the exam are still the son.

In addition they handed out questionnaires to ask people about how they felt about their journey to school.

I know it can't be the same between us, but that doesn't change the way I felt about you then.

If you need to be asleep by midnight, you have to leave the party by 11pm. Suddenly, I felt about 90 years old and boring.

BBC Radio 1's Newsbeat asked 25, 000 people, mostly aged 17 to 34, how they felt about their bodies.

I've come to feel about you what you felt about me,

and told her how we felt about her constant criticizing,

oh , boy . if she only knew how i felt about her

How you felt about me these years when thought of

I SHOULD HAVE TOLD YOU HOW I FELT ABOUT YOU MOVING IN,

how i felt about you but everytime i try

Cause I really don't feel the way I once felt about you