Sentence examples for feature feels from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a feature feels like asking for help".

By contrast, Loach's latest feature feels like "just" a Ken Loach film again.

The new feature feels very similar to the follow button on Twitter, where you choose to follow someone's feed.

During Mild Month, Camra encourages pubs to carry at least one mild, but the idea it will ever return as a regular feature feels farcical.

"Double Feature" feels more Nick Hornby than Stephen King, tracing the story of an ambitious indie filmmaker — the son of a well-known B-movie actor — whose pet project becomes a cult classic for all the worst reasons.

The nearly three-hour running time of "The Feature" feels exactly right, as does the unforced, organic development of his themes — fatherhood, relationships, the egoism and freedom of a bohemian life.

The feature felt maddeningly undeveloped and unfinished - maddening, because there's so much in it that is good.

This makes the feature feel more personalized, and Facebook-like, as the company has been using similar drawings in its News Feed informational messages for some time.

A new restaurant in West Hollywood called Felt, above, features felt everywhere.

Some of the Fire Phone's headline features feel as if they were born of the same superficial impulse.

But instead of creating a multiheaded digital Frankenstereo, the company managed to make all of those technologies and features feel natural together.