Sentence examples for chilled feel from inspiring English sources

Reminiscent of a hippy traveller hangout, San Pedro has a decidedly chilled feel to it despite the scorching heat.

The boxing drama "Southpaw" has the chilling feel of a movie made to fit the requirements of a dictatorship — not a political one but, rather, a bureaucratic one.

I was sat outside chilling out yesterday – I feel so chilled here, I actually feel like it's my house – like, what are all these people doing in my house?" she jokes.

The chill felt good; it cleared the odor of antiseptic and plaster from the vehicle.

It's hard to put your finger on it, but that's what a chill feels like.

Now imagine the increased danger and difficulty of trying to cope with a similar debacle off Alaska's northern coast, where waters are sealed by pack ice for eight months of each year, gales roil fog-shrouded seas with waves up to 20 feet high and the temperature, combined with the wind chill, feels like 10 degrees below zero by late September.

I had the chills, felt nauseous, and dizzy.

And in that moment, in the brilliant chills felt when we hear that song, in the laughter and the screams and the Red Bull buzzes fueling the chorus, nothing else really matters.

One commented that Zen club was: "A brilliant way to feel chilled out for period five".

Action and being absorbed in activity is a better path to happiness than deliberately trying to feel chilled out".

When we feel chilled out, our brains don't perceive threats.