Sentence examples for feel awfully close from inspiring English sources

Anonymous Try looking on the bright side: Granny-in-law must feel awfully close to you to send such intimate gifts, which is a nicer problem than the typical in-law troubles that cross my desk.

Whether emanating a spirit that feels awfully close to joy in a fabulous robotic dance sequence or pushed to the edge of short circuiting, Ms. Dee's Jaycee brings to mind a sweeter alternative to HAL, the sinister computer with a mind of its own from "2001: A Space Odyssey".

I feel awfully concerned about that".

"I feel awfully disappointed," Todner said.

"I feel awfully good," he told the media.

Normalcy can feel awfully precarious, like a comforting dream blotting out a nightmarish reality.

(For a South Korean production this show can feel awfully Soviet).

It's a strange inequity that I think makes people feel awfully uncomfortable".

But that would be the end of the wilderness, and without the wilderness Maine would feel awfully naked.

Similarly, a national effort to collect data on "suspicious activity" can feel awfully invasive.

Susan Maxwell-Scott continued to press the earl's claims of innocence and claimed to feel "awfully sorry" for the countess.