Sentence examples for feel built from inspiring English sources

The 49ers feel built for a championship.

The projects share a refreshing weightiness and all feel built to last, in contrast to some of the flimsier private finance initiative buildings of recent years.

Wilderness is his second resort, and it has a slight treehouse feel, built into a hillside with an infinity pool amid the jackfruit and mango trees.

What's more, the food, with its broad influences not merely from within the Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jewish traditions but also from Morocco, Syria, Iran, Iraq and many other points in between, had a cosmopolitan feel built for a London constantly open to new ideas.

1UP.com praised the "epic feel" built up by the Combine and their harsh rule of City 17 in Half-Life 2, stating that this created "a world governed by newspeak, decorated with urban decay, and lacking any hope".

Comedy with a message can easily turn preachy or smug, but Schumer's show feels built to withstand this pressure.

Luckily, Schumer's show feels built to withstand this pressure, even as it expands its reach, touching on subjects like reproductive rights and equal pay.

"It just sounded amazing, it felt amazing, it felt built for big venues, it actually felt like a steamship or something, it really had this size to it".

By Emily Nussbaum Comedy with a message can easily turn didactic or smug, but Schumer's show feels built to withstand this pressure.

It sounds like a natural successor to their debut: still recognisably Chvrches, mixing sweet pop synths with deceptively barbed lyrics, but bigger in every way – it feels built to fill the increasingly sizeable venues the band have found themselves headlining.

Cruz's "I'm not here to make friends" strategy, on the other hand, feels built for the short term: It could position him as the True Conservative alternative to Chris Christie in 2016, if he can elbow Paul and Rubio and others (Scott Walker, etc).