Sentence examples for feel appended from inspiring English sources

(Inconsistency is a problem for both women.) There are enjoyably intelligent or snarky speeches, about self-congratulatory theatergoing, or the epidemic of torture-porn movies and what it says about youth today, but the ideas often feel appended to the drama, not integral to it.

Those "just" being a mom felt pressure to append an "and".

(The blatant fakery of the plastic head doesn't help either.) Mr. Tiffany's staging has put such a pronounced emphasis on the absurd, comic elements in the play and the alluring side of Dionysus' persona that the brutal truth of the god's excessive vengeance feels like a coda somehow appended to the wrong play.

Well let me append that, Chelsea did feel that having sex with one would be like "child abuse".

I've been a TechCrunch reader since long before I joined the masthead – and through the comments appended to each post I feel like I've got the measure of you, my fellow readers.

Some researchers have also felt it necessary to append a disclaimer apologising for use of the term 'handicapped', which may be considered offensive.

The paper felt that the old correction shouldn't be appended to the "new" story, though the subject was the same and the article was just one more version during a day of fast-breaking developments.

Over email, Keith explains that the title is "borrowed" from the BDSM community, but that he doesn't feel much affinity for the way that bondage imagery is usually appended to contemporary industrial music.

A question-and-answer session then took place, from which I append a few excerpts: Q: How do you feel about Norfolk nowadays?

Video ads take on a new look and feel as they are incorporated into video content in different ways: –viral ads, which are appended to video.

Invariably, they get appended to a book that the publisher has worries about, or that the author feels needs another line of explanation.