Sentence examples for each of which feels from inspiring English sources

Players take control of four forces, each of which feels very different to play.

Friedman writes that this motivates visitors to walk around and explore new gaming areas, each of which feels like its own, intimate space.

The presence of competing stake-holders - each of which feels justified in pursuing its own interests - undermines trust either within the same or other sections of the health sector.

The last five chapters, much of which feels like filler, are devoted mostly to things that happened after "Animal House" was released.

She chafes at her circumscribed role and has moments when her consciousness lapses into dreaminess and erotic fantasy — all of which feels true enough of the actual woman.

The emphasis here is on prints, photographs and works on paper, little of which feels new or specific to the West Coast.

Meanwhile the ballet asks us to home in just as keenly on tiny steps: the last of its five ballerinas dances a solo, much of which feels like rapid-fire needlework.

His dramatic focus lost, Peckinpah resolves the plot with a pair of bloody confrontations, one with the Indians and one with the French, neither of which feels much like a meaningful victory.

The script includes little back story and lots of button-pushing shorthand, none of which feels genuine: a Holocaust connection, a clumsy subplot involving guerrilla fighters in Africa, a shameless pregnant-woman-in-jeopardy bit.

That means wearing her clothes and makeup and spying on a colleague from work (Sophia Myles) who resembles her — all of which feels dismayingly credible, although viewers may lose patience as the look-alike takes Hallam into her bed.

All of which feels totally achievable for the total of two hundred grand.