P: Except those who seek refuge with a people between whom and you there is a covenant, or (those who) come unto you because their hearts forbid them to make war on you or make war on their own folk.
Do you remember how forlorn we felt when we were cast away on this station platform last fall?
You know just how we felt when we landed high and dry in this town without any one to care whether we survived or perished.
But if you at such time have been among others who have shared your grief, and had a doctor to take the responsibility off your hands, then you may only guess at what I felt when I saw Thorkill lying there perfectly unconscious.
I felt when I got up that I could not walk much further.
You can never imagine how I felt when I stood in the presence of Niagara until you have the same mysterious sensations yourself.
Only such a one can appreciate the eagerness with which I talked to my toys, to stones, trees, birds and dumb animals, or the delight I felt when at my call Mildred ran to me or my dogs obeyed my commands.
I shall never forget the surprise and delight I felt when I uttered my first connected sentence, "It is warm.
You cannot realize the extent of the joy I felt when I heard you speak to my mother as you did!
I like even now to recollect the pleasing impression I felt when I was able to admire myself full length in a large mirror.
You can easily realize now the joy I felt when I saw you; you are a bird of good omen.
I wrote the following words: "In getting rid of the portrait, Casanova experiences a satisfaction by far superior to that which he felt when, owing to a stupid fancy, he was foolish enough to put it in his pocket.
The fish may with impunity be touched with a key, or any other metallic instrument; no shock is felt when a conducting or non-conducting body is interposed between the finger and the electrical organ of the torpedo.
It is difficult to define the satisfaction that is felt when, in the midst of nations of whose language we are ignorant, we meet with a being with whom we can converse without an interpreter.
Long privations give a value to the smallest enjoyments; and I cannot express the pleasure we felt when we saw for the first time wheaten bread on the governor's table.
However, I did not fall on my knees to thank God; for my sentiments of gratitude to God were suddenly chilled by the unspeakable humiliation I felt when I considered that that stranger was a Protestant!
I will not attempt to say what I felt when I entered the damp and dark cells where the culprits were enchained.
How can I describe the shock I felt when I saw him, there, in the mud, a monument of the unspeakable corruption of my church!
You will not expect me to say how I felt when I found they were my own sister Millicent, my own Lenhart Davy, and that they did not melt away.
Nevertheless, something might be done to improve our relationship, something which would relieve me of that uneasy lack of unity I felt when at home, of the lassitude and ennui I was wont to feel creeping over me on Sundays and holidays.
Oh Mr. Insall, I wish I could tell you how I felt when I read your story, and when Mrs. Maturin read me those other books of yours.
How thankful I felt when I saw him do so, for his purpose was answered.
Oh, how thankful I felt when Grace at length reached me with the shell of water.
How grateful I felt when at length the boat reached us.
Oh, what joy and gratitude I felt when I recognised Walter, as he staggered forward towards us!
Then I remember softly, suddenly, how I felt when I was watching the lions eat.
The true scientists, in this country and in Germany and in France, all understood just how Wilbur Wright felt when he left New York with its heads up.
I have returned, feeling more uneasy and more depressed than I felt when I went out; for I have come back fearing that I may yet have reason to repent not having left my unfinished dress on the milliner's hands.
God preserve me from ever feeling such misery again as I felt when I lay down by Tommy, and took him, dead and bloody, in my arms!
Judge what I felt when I found what it really contained.
I feel none of the absurd terror of the poor man which I felt when I was blind.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "felt when" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
