Sentence examples for feel indeed from inspiring English sources

Owens's marks have a secondhand feel — indeed, with ghostly quotation marks, the echt Gen-X finger gesture — but they breathe liberty.

The more I heard about these devices' applications, the less unseemly they began to feel; indeed, for many people, GPS tracking could soon become a regular part of life.

A visit there has an almost reverential feel; indeed, the place pays homage to Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the modern Turkish republic: a glass from which he drank boza is on display.

As regards the fallacies and pitfalls of the term "prokaryote", we think that it is appropriate to maintain the core of the discussion as a separate item; we feel indeed that the matter is more than semantic, as appears from P. Forterre' s comments also (see further).

I felt indeed as if this was the essence of performance in her case, often with the added element of physical danger.

After "violent" fighting, the Jewish positions in the Old City of Jerusalem were threatened (this felt indeed on 28 May).

I feel pretty, indeed.

Ensuring that they feel comfortable, indeed positive, about the move towards closer integration is paramount.

The psychological safety of this blame-free setting can feel scarce indeed in some high-powered institutions.

Republican leaders in Congress feel good, indeed ecstatic; the Democrats, under the brave surface smiles, rather less so.

And with suicide comes the inevitable guilt that loved ones left behind feel, or indeed don't allow themselves to feel by blaming others.