Sentence examples for feel like filthy from inspiring English sources
In Chewing Gum, Coel engages us face-to-face at times of intimate crisis (commenting on the progress of a sexual encounter, for example), with the result that both Chewing Gum and Fleabag often feel like filthy twists on Miranda.
The other is that Western progress and colonization, slavery, Modernism, etc., grew out of a white European need to not feel like the filthy beasts they feared they might be..
The other is that Western progress and colonization, slavery, Modernism, etc., grew out of a white European need to not feel like the filthy beasts they feared they might be...
Powell's way of replaying the poetry of the past with its innuendo amplified leads him, here, to Virgilian forms like the eclogue and the georgic, which, if our minds are in the gutter, often feel like the filthiest poetry ever written.
It's not hard to see why: for a party founded on German supremacy, this portrait of Berlin's seething young underclass must have felt like the filthiest propaganda.
In the same way, with Mark Furness [a character he played with Tourette's] in Dirty Filthy Love, I know what it's like to feel like there's something within me that I'm not in control of that is affecting how other people see me.
I feel like a chicken on a spit, rotating my way round the grease stained window of some filthy French butcher.
"I feel like I knew Douglas Coupland, or rather that he knew me … But oh, Douglas … now you've hit 50 what has happened to you? … The author announced the book on Twitter saying: 'It's filthy, sweary and juvenile.
Tuesdays feel like Fridays.
