Sentence examples for feel like between from inspiring English sources

"Publications like the NME … put whatever words they feel like between two quotation marks and play it off as a quote," he said.

I feel like between that and all the other discussions of feminism, we've come so far in the past 10 years and have opened up the discussion so much.

I felt like between the three of us, something interesting would come out of it".

"We really felt like between content and technology they had … expertise on both sides," Stang said.

And, while sometimes it feels like between my son and The Rumpus I have no time left for myself, ultimately, choosing to stay at The Rumpus is about me.

Its concerts often feel like conversations between a handful of players, the musical equivalent of confidences shared across a dinner table.

They both confided in me in emotional, tearful phone calls and I began to feel like the go-between.

These scattershot parts hold your attention but feel like decorative fills between the real scenes.

That pleading can make her performances feel like a fight between the star and her role.

Looking back at her work, she reflects that "some books feel like the sorbet between courses.

But I just feel like something in between.