Sentence examples for election feels from inspiring English sources

In Scotland this election feels distinctly curious.

And that is why Russia, despite the predictability of this election, feels like a country heading towards crisis.

Already, that election feels like a distant memory from a different era.

Another e-mailed, "Losing this election feels like a death of sorts — the loss of a future".

On the other hand, the 2008 election feels like it has been going full clip since 2002.

"Barack" means blessing in Swahili, and this election feels like America's great chance to rejoin the world after eight years of self-exile.

One thing that has made this election feel flat is that the parties look alike on so many issues.

Rather too many pieces – on fatherhood, ebooks, Obama's election – feel dated or too short.

Every candidate in this election felt the need to express support for reform.

Voters who have moved to Labour since the election feel the same way.

If ever an election felt like hand-selling – each vote won from hard graft – it's at this point.