Sentence examples for feel like exploring from inspiring English sources

Sifting through Mr. Deprit's photographs does feel like exploring a place fading into its afterlife.

Even though the hotel boasts a very nice restaurant and bar, if you feel like exploring, two nearby dining options are the contemporary Dominican restaurant Acuarela and Aquacate and the more touristy but nevertheless entertaining Hemingway's Café.

"Sometimes the work is based on whatever medium I feel like exploring.

You may not have the time or energy for a full-on camping trip, or you may just not feel like exploring the wilderness.

Step inside and it feels like exploring the intestines of a slippery deep-sea creature, with stretchy membrane walls giving off an opalescent glimmer.

This may go some way to explain why in the last two decades British novelists, at least, may have felt like exploring the turbulent years from 1914 to 1918.

Walking the office floor feels like exploring a techie jungle, where lianas of cables dangle from the seven-metre-high ceiling, servicing "pods" of programmers, while novelty helium balloons sway above their adjustable standing desks.

This was fine, as I felt like exploring alone anyway.

Though at the beginning, it almost felt like exploring could wait because the most striking things were the simplest and most elegant.

"It's just a palette change," she said of the album, which is being presented on the act's North American tour through Dec. 11, "We felt like exploring a different sound palette, temperature and mood".

I felt like Rick Stein exploring the delicious underbelly of the Spanish capital, my dog in tow, doing pieces to camera about how sumptuous the iberico ham is.