Sentence examples for feel appropriately from inspiring English sources

Peacock Alley's leather club chairs feel appropriately opulent.

What we need to do is find a way to acknowledge and express what we feel appropriately, and then – again, like children – move on.

We do this from (a) a conceptual and theoretical perspective so that you truly understand the methods we discuss, and ultimately (b) so that you feel appropriately and completely comfortable using these methods in your own work.

"Inspectors found that the maternity unit was often understaffed and that some staff were carrying out tasks for which they did not feel appropriately skilled, putting women and babies at risk," a spokeswoman for the regulator said.

Walking St. Marks on the way to Theater 80, the home of the Pearl Theater Company, any New Yorker who has been around long enough will feel appropriately relocated in time and spirit for the Pearl's revival of "Exit the King," a loopy tragedy by Eugène Ionesco, written in 1963, that the company says has not been presented in New York since 1968.

In need of constant admiration, combined with extreme avoidance and/or punitive behavior when they do not feel appropriately admired, feel otherwise shamed, humiliated, or disrespected.

Plus, the pantry felt appropriately claustrophobic.

You walk through scrub to find it, and the setting feels appropriately eerie and evocative.

FOR a film about the man who arguably invented the computer, "The Imitation Game" feels appropriately, though disappointingly, robotic.

It feels appropriately gaudy, but the fruity flavour changes the character of the drink, robbing it of its simplicity.

The throttles glide with aged grace, and the yoke feels appropriately firm and heavy to the touch.