Sentence examples for cases feel from inspiring English sources

Not much has been placed on Wright's slanted walls — a tacit admission of the Guggenheim's issues as a museum — but the idiosyncratically positioned cases feel almost like pieces of sculpture floating free in Wright's space.

Some of them have lost their cases, and may understandably feel negatively towards the law firm that, following instruction from local authorities, helped to deny them support, but others who won their cases feel equally shaken.

Secondly, as I spent time with him I realised he has this thing about his eyes, whether you call it charisma or 'watchability', this thing that draws you in and makes you feel that you can see this person's emotions and in some cases feel them yourself.

Like I said, these cases feel like hefty canisters, holding precious innards.

So in all other cases feel free to indulge the mom-to-be in your life with a little pre-birth package.

The discreet nature of bestiality can make the laws passed in the wake of high-profile cases feel a little futile.

Similar outcomes, though 1-1 in both cases, felt like heaven opening up to Málaga and Porto.

In Bridgeport, the cases felt like an assault on the customary spoils of politics.

However, fewer cases felt they had obtained the number of children they wished for (61.0% vs 78.6%, P < .001).001

Although 18% of cases felt tense and 14% felt unhappy after the interview, over 90% of them felt glad that they had taken part a few weeks later.

In which case, feel free to unleash the hounds of fury*.