Sentence examples for be feels like from inspiring English sources

Yet to speak of Ryan's success in conventional terms, however accurate it may be, feels like an irrelevancy, if not an impertinence.

That would be "Feels Like Home," which was originally written for Newman's rock musical "Faust," back in 1993.

It's feels like Uruguay has been thrown out of the World Cup".

"It's feels like the authentic New York of the '70s and '80s".

Pool water, pristine as it is, feels like wispy chiffon against my skin.

Some times it makes a film better when the actor is feels like they are playing the part in real.

It's felt like punishment; a sweet promise broken.

"She's felt like she's had to prove something," Salo said.

"It's felt like we've played three playoff games already," Romo said.

Until now it's felt like we're batting in the dark.

With these two albums, it's felt like the songs were flying out of me".