Sentence examples for feel plenty from inspiring English sources

But Los Angeles can feel plenty uncanny even in places where Chandler hasn't located a murder or a double cross.

It took about an hour to raise the room temperature significantly, but if the heater is aimed directly at you, you'll feel plenty warm.

By matching it with quickly strummed guitars and Hunt-Hendrix's high, evenly hysterical scream, Liturgy creates a sound that even those who feel plenty affirmed will understand.

That's decidedly slower than petrol-fueled models, but as with most E.V.'s, the instant-on torque makes the car feel plenty quick in traffic — that is, up to 89 m.p.h., the A3 E-tron's limited top speed.

The fact that these children choose to harm themselves rather than others is a sign that they feel plenty of shame about their fears already, for which they blame themselves.

The ensuing hour made me feel plenty of frustration, disappointment and the overwhelming sense that I had been betrayed by somebody who should know better than most the pressure faced by frontline social workers.

Cloudy Bay sauvignon blanc stunned the wine world with an unprecedented style -- irresistible aroma, lush mouth-feel, plenty of acidity but suggestions of passion fruit and litchis rather than the herbaceous flavors more common in sauvignon blanc produced in other nations.

Moss, however, still feels plenty blessed.

Not difficult, as I've felt plenty of lumps, and mine does not fit the category.

Mr. Clinton smiled at first and suggested that he felt plenty punished already.

To Frank, however, the move from Wall Street to Silicon Valley feels plenty adventurous.