Sentence examples for Feel accurate from inspiring English sources
The parochial vision of modern history as essentially a conflict between open society and its enemies (liberal democracy versus nazism, communism and Islam) can feel accurate within the unbreached perimeters of Britain (and the US).
Some of Nina's character felt accurate.
The wash of ego feels accurate.
This, as Amis says elsewhere - and perhaps criticism commands no more appropriate endorsement - "feels accurate".
"Carrie" succeeds because it feels accurate about things that are unreal.
It still feels accurate, say the editors of this book.Mr Holbrooke accomplished much.
(As you would expect, in the case of a novelist-critic it feels accurate about Keith Talent as well as Harry Angstrom).
I don't like those overused lines "slipped the surly bonds of Earth", but when I was free from the shuttle, they felt accurate.
"It was cold and bleak, and I had never come across the grey, looming tenements before, so Alasdair's descriptions of Unthank felt accurate," he says.
