How would your mother have felt? What would it do to her now?

Of course I was hurt. How would you have felt?

Local people tell me they would have felt it... even outside that locked door.

And I felt that I would have to actually go there and make some earthworks myself.

Maybe if I had gone to him, I would have felt free... to walk out on Roger.

It would start. It would stop. And I felt all this.

Never have I felt better.

I myself have felt that...

Some of you have felt it in laboratories some of you have felt it at the workbench.

I might have felt differently toward her.

I have felt cold all my life.

He should have felt something was wrong

He couldn't have felt a whole lot.

Well, thank you, George. I felt my wife would not object.

Have you always felt like this? Always, yes!

She felt sure that if such a serious assault had been made on male children, it would have been taken more seriously.

The representative of the Netherlands felt that it would be useful to have such an article although no text had been found.

I suppose other people have felt that way before.

The major felt that you should have 'em back.

It was generally felt that exempting events along those lines would be acceptable.

I felt a dark foreboding of what his departure would mean for me.

Because you have felt me, I can feel myself again.

I felt an embarrassment How could I have done that?

But I felt he shouldn't have punished me at all

I have always felt that I was one of those.

Most of those delegations felt that the inclusion of the term LDC at an appropriate place in the draft conclusions would have enhanced the text.

He felt like they felt manipulated.

I felt shy, I felt embarrassed.

I have never in my life felt anything like that moment.

At first, I felt they were right to have fired me.

The Uruguay Round was felt to have provided multilateral trade rules which would create more transparency and ensure more stability and predictability in world trade, which would be beneficial for long term investments.

Others felt that this would place too great a burden on the Member States concerned.

It was felt that consideration of concrete figures would serve to move the negotiations forward.

They would have felt isolated, until these sorts of technologies came around and connected them in a way that made them feel part of a larger phenomenon.

The observer for Switzerland felt that if States Parties did not have an obligation to propose experts there would be too few experts available to the Subcommittee.

He felt in general that the final draft should have greater clarity.

I felt he should have loved me more because I did it.

They felt that they would lead to greater transparency and comparability in relation to overhead costs.

It was felt that this would ensure a balance between continuity and the need for diversity.

For I felt that this must never end, we would remain like this all our lives,

The talks would be private, would not constitute an international conference and would continue for as long as the Personal Envoy felt that there was progress.

You felt for him what you felt for Stainer.

He must have felt awful about not finding you two in a clinch.

Without such a clause, it was felt that the optional protocol would lose much of its force.

I felt... I felt it like I'd never felt it before how he sprayed his seed into me.