Guess, then, what I must feel at the sudden disturbance of all my schemes; and that, too, from a quarter where I had least reason to expect it.
Of course there is no help for it; but he must feel it terribly, as must also Lord Mount Severn.
She had wondered how it must feel to be shut away from the world; to see only the patient white faces of the other sisters, and to walk with meekly folded hands and downcast eyes always in the same old paths.
Sometimes I think that he must feel as much alone in the world as I do, because all his family are dead, too.
He lay there, trying to imagine how it must feel to have a mother and sisters and brothers all as fond of each other as Joyce's were, and to live in the midst of such good times as always went on in the little brown house.
Hence the anxiety which every one must feel who, observing the approach of an event, wonders whether those about to witness it will be worthy of it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "must feel" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
