Sentence examples for feel played from inspiring English sources

Just contemplating the rise of a new DVD format is enough to make you feel played.

Curry acknowledged he did not always play at full speed if a defensive call came in that he did not feel played to his strengths.

Bryson had always done well as a generalist — treating anything from depression to grief to marital issues — but Truffo urged her to find a specialty, one that "captured the zeitgeist but didn't feel played out".

It comes just in time, because one worries Baker's cavorters might be starting to feel played out or, worse, destined for the fate of the toiler of Yeats's poem, who, "drained dry," is "brought / to the chamber where / lies one long sought / with despair".

After almost 30 years of running the business, does Armani ever feel played out? "No," he replies, "I am not weary.

A virtuous circle of audience and developers then formed, each propping up the other until such time as the platform started to feel played out.

Is this what gamers feel playing a first-person shooter, assassinating their onscreen rivals?

"But talking to you now, I am still processing how it's going to feel playing this stuff.

"Many people in Fort Worth asked me, 'How do you feel playing against other pianists?

"Straight men are never asked, 'How does it feel playing a straight guy all the time?

Q: What sort of obligation do you feel playing a real person who's still around?