Sentence examples for feel like attending from inspiring English sources

If his voice sometimes fogs up (some nights are better than others), Mr. Short is still often capable of an exuberance that can make going to the Cafe Carlyle feel like attending the happiest and classiest private party in Manhattan.

If his voice sometimes fogs up, and some nights are better than others, Mr. Short is still often capable of an exuberance that can make going to the Cafe Carlyle feel like attending the happiest and classiest private party in Manhattan.

In a proactive and positive way, that is, because there may be a legitimate reason she needs, in the example of one real estate broker's boss, "every detail about every client meeting she doesn't feel like attending".

Listening to her felt like attending a live reading of all of Wikipedia.

Layden said he did not know whether Sprewell felt like attending.

Watching it feels like attending a combination lecture and sermon in the Church of Psychoanalysis in the 1950s, with the vocabulary translated from psychiatric terminology into space-age mumbo jumbo: "You are in the zone where infinity doesn't reach out into the universe but into the self".

But don't expect to feel like you attended yourself.

West has stated that growing up, he would listen to hip-hop music at home or in his car, but when he felt like dancing, he would attend a house club.

With such bombast and egoism, some of this felt rather like attending a prog rock concert; others, though, were more ambiguous.

At one point in "American Idiot," with its portrayal of disaffected youth and ennui, Maya asked, "What is this about?" and said it felt more like attending a rock concert than a Broadway show (though the sum of her concert experience is Justin Bieber).

Watching these films on the big screen felt more like attending a midnight movie than cruising Times Square in the 70s as far as I know, no audience members received head or stealthily jerked it during the proceedings.