Sentence examples for feel padded from inspiring English sources

With a hip-hugging running time of 75 minutes, however, neither should it feel padded.

Even at its brief length, though, the play begins to feel padded, as Mr. Mamet repeats rather than expands.

These early scenes, leading up to her escape as a young woman during the political turmoil of the '70s, feel padded.

As a result this now largely digital festival can feel padded with titles that seem to have been chosen because they weren't directed by a European or another white guy.

The show begins to feel padded, Burroughs' place within recent art increasingly distorted.

It all feels padded.

The piece feels padded, prosaic and sentimental.

It starts to feels padded and insubstantial.

"Madagascar" is only eighty-six minutes long, but a lot of it feels padded.

Precisely because these scenes are so depressingly similar, the book feels padded as well as slight.

"Lost Genius," attempting to revive him, in the end feels padded.