Sentence examples for extent it feels from inspiring English sources

"To some extent it feels like a distraction.

Whether Russia would do this depends how much importance it attaches to improved relations with U.S. & to what extent it feels threatened by China.

For a lot of years (and still, to some extent), it felt like a private thing, something that was almost weird to admit to people.

Tenderness – the head and scalp can feel very tender, to the extent that it feels sore to brush your hair and in some cases the arteries in the temples are visibly swollen.

In April 2009, Moscow announced that the situation in Chechnya had improved to such extent that it felt able to end its military operation against the rebels.

Participants were asked to describe their most frequent intrusion of the assault and rate its "nowness" (the extent to which it feels as if it was happening now instead of being something from the past; Hackmann et al., 2004) on a scale from 0 (not at all) to 100 (very much).

Western diplomats and Chinese themselves say Beijing's response will be an important test of the Government's tactics and an indication of the extent to which it feels constrained by international opinion almost a year after the Tiananmen Square crackdown on the student democracy movement.

Few teams will come to Bournemouth this season and control the game to such an extent that it felt as though Huddersfield had an extra player.

Bournemouth were superior in every department, controlling possession to such an extent that it felt like they were the home team.

"To the extent I feel bad, it's about what it's meant for the country, not for me," he said.

All of which makes Primal solid, enjoyable and to an extent even fascinating, but it feels like DLC rather than its own game.