Sentence examples for feel miscellaneous from inspiring English sources

Dark Water's aesthetics feel miscellaneous and depict a humanist, romantic idea of the cyborg.

Find Miscellaneous Bugs.

Though leavened by profiles of addicts and their healers, "Clean" feels overstuffed and miscellaneous, in the same way that a 300-page overview of everything we know about cancer would.

You know at a glance that they are by Owens, not from their looks, which are miscellaneous, but from how they feel: vaguely familiar and acutely strange.

So the day itself arrives, and duvets and coat hangers and miscellaneous fancy dress items are stuffed into suitcases and bin bags, and you feel dizzy from the loss.

Sure, the four of us had moved in our stuff; bedding for each of our university-provided extra-long twin beds, kitchen items, miscellaneous crap, but it felt like we were living in a racquetball court.

And in hindsight, it's clear he knew just what it would take to captivate this food-obsessed town: A staff as outgoing as he is, one that observes his dress code — miscellaneous T-shirts and shorts or jeans — and imparts a "We try harder" ethic that feels genuine and winning.

Whatever one feels about the drone program, one would think that it shouldn't result in bodies that have to be sorted into a category that basically means "miscellaneous" or even just "some guys who struck us as kind of shady".

Granted, those 13 hours spent drowning in someone else's BO gave me a lot of thinking time, but as I shovelled miscellaneous muck from a foil tray into my mouth as the plane began its descent, joining the mile-high club still felt as tempting as (and logistically not dissimilar from) jamming myself headfirst into the vacuum toilet and flushing.

Harrar has the shoestring feel of a first restaurant, with exposed brick, miscellaneous pan-African décor and, on both of our visits, a lone waitress who sometimes struggled to keep pace.

Age: Miscellaneous.