Sentence examples for feel attenuated from inspiring English sources

For a full-length feature, "Cairo Time" can feel attenuated and anecdotal, and more than a little precious.

"That's not a healthy thing for citizenship, and it's not good for these people themselves either, if they feel attenuated from their government".

Especially in the episodic "Strange Cargo," Mr. Zustiak stuffs too much in; yet trilogywide, his use of repetition can make the work feel attenuated, stretched to fill time.

But it still feels attenuated – as if mediated by a committee of BBC folk determined not to offend.

Even at 90 minutes, "Coney Island Christmas," directed by Bart DeLorenzo and running through Dec. 30, feels attenuated, as well as predictable and sentimental.

Ruders ordinarily thrives on gothic atmosphere — he once made a bone-chilling setting of Poe's "The City in the Sea" — but his cathedral scene feels strangely attenuated, as if he were afraid of losing comic momentum.

The galleries got somewhat larger and there were many more of them, this time connected by a prominent set of escalators — yet the place felt unnaturally attenuated, like a stretch limousine.

I Do!" feels a bit attenuated and overlong, especially in the first act.