Sentence examples for again feels like from inspiring English sources
Happily, she again feels like a New Yorker.
Venezuela once again feels like a country on the brink.
Now a month has passed, and the place again feels like home.
Old Trafford, once again, feels like a cathedral with something to worship.
DeLillo is a seer – we know this from his uncanny prediction of 9/11 in Players, his proleptic portrait of the 2009 financial crash in Cosmopolis – and Zero K again feels like a demonstration of the way a great novelist moves one or two steps ahead of the real, constructing pathways into the future.
In April Depeche Mode — Mr. Gahan, Martin Gore and Andrew Fletcher — released its 12th studio album, "Sounds of the Universe" (Mute/Capitol/Virgin), on which it again feels like a young band — in this case a young band aspiring to make records like the ones Depeche Mode made in the '80s.
Stamford Bridge, once again, felt like a happy place.
Even the song titles – Heart of Steel, Never Gonna Love Again – feel like lost fragments from a more innocent time, before irony swamped pop culture.
If he wins, Mr. Shays gets a few more Houdini points, and Connecticut Democrats will once again feel like Charlie Brown whiffing the kickoff.
There are always transaction costs, both real and perceived, which can make working together again feel like too much to pay.
