Sentence examples for feel like enormous from inspiring English sources

After weeks in the smoke, firefighters say, simple pleasures can feel like enormous rewards.

This is all starting to really feel like some enormous vaguely pointless corporate expo".

It can feel like this enormous weight".

"It feels like an enormous gift.

The scale of the layoffs "feels like an enormous setback," she said.

He tapped in for birdie to move to 9-under-par and a two-shot lead, which, at the moment, feels like an enormous gulf.

He was phlegmatic; in 1965 that sum had felt like an enormous sum for a man who had been hitch-hiking to gigs and borrowing a guitar.

Nallen said: "Dropping this on all of us in the AMA sphere feels like an enormous slap to those of us who put in massive amounts of time to bring quality content to reddit".

Inside, it feels like an enormous submarine, forbidding and mysterious and mostly monochromatic, with tour guides stopping at the massive reactor block to explain (or try to) the complex science of nuclear fission.

Though it's never openly articulated this way, much of the conference feels like an enormous pitch meeting: scientists and tech up-and-comers parading their gadgetry in front of a truly staggering pantheon of millionaires and billionaires (I'm not allowed to tell you who, per TED's house rules, but whichever ones you're picturing, you are correct).

LinkedIn predominantly feels like an enormous room full of people who are all wearing neon signs that link to their blog.