Sentence examples for feel particularly well from inspiring English sources

We did him with Mandy Smith, too.' Didn't that make him feel particularly, well, uncomfortable?

Ms. Smith recalled one instance where Cyberdoorman made her feel particularly well cared for.

By this, I think he means that we are supposed to carry on with life's unpleasant demands even when we don't feel particularly well served by them, not run off to the Dominican Republic.

I didn't feel particularly well, but I couldn't tell you why I didn't feel well.

(Patient 11, female, 41, first interview) I didn't feel particularly well, but I couldn't tell you why I didn't feel well.

I wolfed down the last 100 pages in under an hour, and though I did not feel particularly well-nourished as I closed the book, I did have the strength to lift myself off the couch.

"Frozen Planet," with its echoes of earnest Disney nature films from a half-century ago, feels particularly well timed in the season of "Downton Abbey" and "The Artist".

Roma's money never felt particularly well spent, and the club has been a bit disheveled when it comes to organization.

Toynbee felt particularly well qualified to comment on the accuracy of Berger's portrayal of the physician as the book's subject happened to be his own doctor.

There's something about the twang and drawl of country music that feels particularly well suited to the way we like to tell the American narrative.

The cupped area feels particularly good on the male intimate area, as well as many other spots of the body.