Sentence examples for feel matched from inspiring English sources

Utah State was the latest in a long line of teams to use a perceived slight as an excuse for added emotion, having entered with a No. 12 seeding that the Aggies did not feel matched their 30-3 record or No. 19 Associated Press ranking.

In the chorus, the duo harmonizes with a more upbeat feel, matched in lyrics like, "Let me heal the wounds you've held onto for all these years / Break the cycle, break the chains / Love is louder than all your pain".

You have designed a portfolio that you feel matches what you're trying to accomplish.

"For the first time in a little while, I feel match tough," he said.

"But the key to creating a compelling illusion that you're touching a real object is that the sensations you feel match all the motions that you make.

Try to wear a scent that you feel matches your personality.

Occasional characterizations of the man from his colleagues strike unsettling, reverberant notes, such as Agnes de Mille's description of "a brooding quiet, a kind of unappeased hunger" in the man that she felt matched his music.

Golubic said he liked the "muted loud sort of feel" of the song, which he felt matched Jesse's frame of mind and the "full, heavy darkness" of the party.

His hat was a wonderful shade of purple felt, matching the rinse in his hair.

Today, the company has launched a redesigned "Careers" page, one that Square feels matches its culture, diversity and interactive environment.

And try to arrive at something that they feel matches the needs of their community, instead of having the state, through the legislature, dictate what the limits are of what they can do.