i feel quite well in English

I feel healthy, I feel good

Use "i feel quite well" in a sentence

1. I feel like we complemented each other quite well.

2. I feel quite frisky this morning.

3. I started to feel quite weird.

4. I said " quite well ".

5. I feel unwell/sick/terrible; I don't feel well.

6. If it will make you feel any happier, I feel quite guilty.

7. I feel quite nostalgic for the place where I grew up.

8. I feel tolerably well today.

9. I think that went quite well.

10. I feel quite hopeful that a peaceful solution will be found.

11. 17 I feel quite hopeful that a peaceful solution will be found.

12. I thought, " Well, that's amazing, because I don't feel disabled. "

13. Well, right now I don't feel too agreeable.

14. 17 I like the decoration - it's got quite a Spanish feel to it.

15. Well, I feel that these choices send mixed messages.

16. Well, not quite, not quite perfect.

17. I feel groggy now because I did not sleep well last night.

18. I also began to feel responsible for his well-being.

19. I feel quite tired today . With adjectives that describe an extreme state it means 'completely' or 'absolutely':I feel quite exhausted. With some adjectives, both meanings are possible. The speaker's stress and intonation will show you which is meant:Your essay is quite good ; Your essay is quite good .

20. Ken : Well , I feel tired, I have a splitting headache and stomach ache.

21. The spring weather's making me feel quite frisky.

22. He's quite well off.

23. She was, quite deliberately, making him feel unwelcome.

24. I did not remember it quite like that, but I began to feel he was a good-hearted, sincere man.

25. I now have only two Bloodfins left, but they are doing quite well.