Sentence examples for feel narrower from inspiring English sources

As for the seats, they feel narrower than one might hope.

As my colleague Jonathan Freedland has pointed out, without it, the British identity will feel narrower, its politics more hard-hearted.

This belief, though hard to dispute, can feel narrowing.

He made people who were merely quite bright feel worse than stupid: he made them feel narrow.

Life can feel narrow, confined to factual reality – and at times this exhausts us, in both senses of the word.

They feel narrow-minded for not questioning that the remain camp might not win, and they feel guilt for not better understanding the majority of people they share the country with.

"People get in there and say it feels narrower than in the floor plan.

Mr. Suida's tastes were very particular, which is why the exhibition feels narrower than its title would suggest.

In a strange sort of way, the margin of the 20-18 defeatoto New Zealand in the semi-finals of the World Cup three years ago feels narrower now than it did then.

In fact, the field feels narrow.

Still, the show itself feels narrow.