Sentence examples for eventually feels from inspiring English sources

In the long run, basics are the bread and butter of retailing, and when they slump, the industry as a whole eventually feels the pinch.

Once you have three people working on a common objective, either one member effectively becomes the leader or the third person eventually feels a less-than-equal partner and resents not being around when key decisions are made.

The characters are laden with significant affects -- Kevin is a recovering alcoholic, Andrew has never told his parents he's gay, and Mark has an open marriage, just to name a few -- and the story eventually feels uncomfortably lumpy, like a ski slope with too many moguls.

Ms. Molnar is not able to find any differentiation in its incessant rhythms, and she unleashes a cascade of movement for her six dancers (Céline Cassone, Drew Jacoby, Rory Hohenstein, Edwaard Liang, Rubinald Pronk and Edward Watson, all excellent) that eventually feels numbing in its writhing, jerking, buckling complexity.

It takes a little getting used to, but the regenerative braking eventually feels almost better than the usual coasting system, since you don't have to hammer on the brakes all the time to decelerate the vehicle.

"Yoga for Suits: 30 No-Sweat Power Poses to Do in Pinstripes": Every cubicle-trapped office worker eventually feels the unpleasant effects of sitting for hours on end.

Over time, you may find that you can go for longer periods of time without feeling anxious, until you eventually feel fine being without your loved one.

The studio deal eventually felt apart.

Companies like Pratt and Whitney and G.E. could eventually feel some fallout.

But the congregation eventually felt their trust had been misplaced.

That was true, but would eventually feel inadequate.