Sentence examples for feel amplified from inspiring English sources

Pearson's attachment to her Briticisms, like "cuppa" and "bollocks," feel amplified here to draw a contrast to the faraway dreamland of Southern California, which is charming if you suffer from advanced Anglophilia.

The virtues of an electric car -- swift, smooth and mostly silent operation -- felt amplified relative to the expectation that the pint-size City would be underpowered.

I am frequently proud to be British, but it felt amplified yesterday trying to imagine Thorpe's "secret" – which we're still unsure of – upstaging any other segment on The Graham Norton Show.

It's common to feel an amplified sense of judgment toward people who struggle with something you're working on (e.g., you are starting to lose weight and obese strangers start to annoy you more than before).

As it all falls into place for the finale, it should probably feel more amplified than it does — it's a missing nuclear device after all — but Feig's expert modulation of the comedy and the obvious delight of his crack cast manage to skate right past such concerns.

The sound feels somewhat amplified and really puts you in the middle of whatever you are listening to.

Macau, whose population is half a million, feels like China amplified and miniaturized.

Lack of interest in the individual made the women experience externally imposed attributes (e.g. fear of childbirth, being a loser, or being irresponsible and stupid), which they had not previously felt, and this amplified their sense of AHC.

Apparently the bride's sister-in-law had to leave the room because the over-amplified sound made her feel sick.

You feel like asking: OK, this CD of amplified beetles, is it actually any good?

The movie drinks in the Southern California light and air; after a while the amplified breathing on the soundtrack might feel like your own.