Sentence examples for choices feel from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wonder has long had the elusive ability to make flamboyant musical choices feel intuitive, or at least unlabored.

And for that reason many of his choices feel as if they are part of an Owens cult compound of ideas rather than out in the larger world.

The choices feel safe, and despite the lush arrangements, there are moments where it all gets a bit X Factor during Big Band week.

The difference with Mr. Altuzarra's clothes — belted, close-to-the-body suits in black boiled wool with shoulders or fronts of glossy black goat hair — is that the choices feel more considered.

The portrayal of an endless, inconsolable afternoon is a tricky thing, and some of the directors' choices feel too much like the frivolous distractions in which Cléo seeks refuge.

The wideranging choices feel overly strenuous, as if Williams were literally spinning plates, and the skittishness extends to the wait staff, many of whom don't appear to be comfortable talking about food.

For a young composer entering into this world the sanctioned choices felt impossibly narrow.

But no matter what happens at the convention, voters here on Tuesday were determined to make their choices felt.

But many of Ms. Ouizguen's choices felt predictable and overly theatrical, or perhaps lacking in a clarity of intent over both small choreographic points and larger questions of exoticism and cultural paradigms.

In the meantime there's "Kuroneko," one of those films that, in its narrative rhythms and stylistic choices, feels unmistakably of its era but without any of the dust that can cling to some older art-house efforts.

When participants were additionally asked to rate how free their choices felt, subjective reports in this objective context were consistent with the operational definitions of free and instructed choice, and BOLD contrasts replicated previous studies.