Sentence examples for feel closed from inspiring English sources

In the city, when you're in an apartment, no matter how spacious, you still feel closed in".

Not wanting the room to feel closed in, I chose a single row, trading storage for a 10-inch breathing space above the cabinets.

You know it's in charge when you feel closed, dissatisfied, or frustrated.

Americans are probably more educated, informed, and enthusiastic about sex today than we've ever been, and yet we can still sometimes feel closed or uncomfortable expressing our sexuality in certain ways.

"They're generally happier when they don't feel closed in by darkness".

"Any built-in furniture that makes a room feel closed in or small is not good," he said.

I told him Manhattan felt closed to me.

Whether this reflects age, a philosophical shift or studio pressure, the movies feel less closed in than they once did.

And although her novels can feel somewhat closed, and tend to repeat themselves in theme, her prose is full of variety.

Mr. Litton said he felt a "closed" quality about the orchestra under his predecessor.

The effects of the squeeze have, then, been mostly felt behind closed doors, but are nonetheless real.