Sentence examples for feel overdue from inspiring English sources

It was, many feel, overdue recognition that eight years after the election of America's first black president, millions of African Americans are struggling.

For Ms. Todd, a return to Perla felt overdue.

Around Watford, anyway, wider renown for the Staves feels overdue.

Early as the opener from the inspired Fernando Torres was, it still felt overdue.

A return to the green, green grass of home feels overdue.

When the olés briefly began early in the second half, they did not feel premature; if anything, they felt overdue.

The Frenchman was on the other flank when, after 13 minutes, he scored an opener that felt overdue.

Everything Holder mentioned feels overdue and necessary; it also points out how imperfect anything less than a fifty-state solution is.

A native of San Diego, Mickelson feels overdue, and beating Woods would be a satisfying way for him to end his drought.

Still, a major win for "Game of Thrones" feels overdue.

So will the next wave of ticket-price inflation, which the debt-laden clubs feel is overdue.