Sentence examples for feel like nice from inspiring English sources
Though Plus certainly has an array of features today, many of them feel like "nice to have" additions rather than "must-haves".
When the headlines hit the news, it kind of made you feel like, "Ahhh, that's nice".
Cocke noted that the "2112" section feels like "nice fanservice" and its length and complexity would not be fun for players uninterested in Rush, while Helgeson felt that the "awkward recitation" by the band members were unnecessary.
While digital fundraising methods and volunteer management systems were of great interest, most ideas felt like "nice-to-haves" rather than game changers.
It does feel like a nice treat for myself – being a mum.
"With Prince's catalogue being so full of life and spark and energy, it feel like a nice way to celebrate him.
With Halfbrick at risk of becoming Quarterbrick, and 70-odd employees at its Brisbane headquarters alone, that didn't feel like a nice way to double down.
Another Reddit user mulled the physics of the answer over, and concluded: "If you circle one [tornado] at the right speed and the right direction, it'll only feel like a nice breeze".
The redesign may just feel like a nice polish, but it's a key part of the plan going forward.
Google's suggestions for apps you'll like and want to use when you swipe up feel like a nice tech demo but aren't all that useful in day-to-day use.
I feel like a nice person for once.
