In addition to my personal liking for the role of Rosina, I always felt that, although the other operas were charming in every way, they musically were not quite in the class with Rossini's masterpiece.
I always felt this to be one of my sincerest tributes.
But throughout the Civil War I always felt a keener and more personal interest in the battles because, for a brief space, I had come so close to the men who were engaged in them; and the sentiment never passed.
My first object, after I had plunged into the water, was to catch a sight of the drowning person, and if I could once do that, I always felt confident I should soon have him in my grasp.
I always felt it my duty, after rescuing a drowning person, to go to the house of God at night, and return public thanks to the Almighty.
This made me think much of him, and I always felt a deep interest in his welfare.
The older I grow, the less I understand men and I've always felt as if, if there was a God, He was a man.
It is a strange thing to say in face of what has happened, but I always felt he was a man to be trusted.
I always felt an inclination to volunteer for any work to be done, and never thought of throwing difficulties in the way of the performance of any thing that was proposed.
A gloom, such as is always felt after a disaster has occurred hung over the ship.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "always felt" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
