Sentence examples for a sort of felt from inspiring English sources

There's the £99.99 Touch Cover 2 and the £109.99 Type Cover 2. The Touch Cover is made out of a sort of felt material with a tiny touchpad on the bottom - it's backlit and beuatifully responsive  but still feels awkward for long periods of typing.

He understood an intense fifty-seven was better than a sort of feel-good seventy".

The film that Sarah Gavron has made is a sort of feel-good movie - an examination of love in all its different guises.

This, then, is the perfect storm of charitable giving, a sort of feel-good trifecta that features a beloved childhood figure, cool apps, and great content.

"As a result, I sort of felt like I was continually -- in my relationships with men -- always trying to figure them out".

We went around the room and said, 'What do you need to hear again?' " Mr. Smith, 39, a corporate lawyer, said: "It sort of felt like a math or a logic problem.

I sort of felt a little lost at times".

It sort of felt like a song that was gonna change the way people perceived dance".

Which I sort of felt was a good thing to do at the time.

It sort of felt like a second home at that point.

We already knew how "Magic Mike" star Joe Manganiello felt about his thong -- "It sort of felt like a wedgie" -- but what about his other skimpy stripper attire?