Sentence examples for feel slack from inspiring English sources

It makes it feel slack, indistinct, over-casual.

It's true that the songs sometimes feel slack and generic.

Many premières feel slack and dutiful, but this one had the fizz of a genuine event.

The novel doesn't quite bind together as a whole, and the writing can feel slack.

(This is the only stage production Ive seen in which the interruptions of audience cellphones seemed to be less an offense than another random element in the mix.) The crucial sequences from the movie are recreated, but too many of them lose their impact in the stage version, which comes to feel slack and shapeless.

The sinews feel slack.

It's the only time that the film feels slack.

It all felt slack, a series of sideways or backward passes.

When I woke up the next morning, my face felt slack; I thought I'd slept too long in one position.

Directed by Jenn Thompson, this production has the crisp precision of farce as it moves from scene to scene, though the back-and-forth banter within those scenes often feels slack.

Certain appetizers felt slack, too, though not the AM Breakfast, a delicious refinement on a Southern morning meal with cured pork belly, a slow-cooked egg, creamy grits and fried pork skins pulled from the oil so recently, they were still popping.