Sentence examples for feel much of from inspiring English sources

Yes, the missions within these "theatres" can feel much of a muchness but mastery of the different planes takes time and effort.

It works fine, but I confess I don't feel much of anything about it.

"My mom's mother was from Virginia, but I don't feel much of a tie".

In a way it's unsurprising that people don't feel much of a connection with their MEPs.

It's hard to feel much of either when there's a gun being held to your head.

By then it is hard to feel much of anything for these heroes, who are all notions and no depth.

"The truly strange part, though, was how ghostly downtown Montgomery felt; much of it is deserted today, for economic reasons.

Peake agrees: "I was a staff musician for Motown and I never really felt much of a distinction.

She feels much of the criticism is unfair, particularly the idea that every elderly person the charity calls is vulnerable.

Teachers at the New Hope academies earn about half as much and have one-year contracts.So far, the city's public schools have not felt much of a pinch from the voucher programme.

When I asked her whether she felt much of Western yoga can be boiled down to cultural appropriation, she said, "Of course it is".