Sentence examples for feel too strong from inspiring English sources

The danger is that Lieber can feel too strong, as he did in the first inning yesterday.

What might feel "too strong" or too unusual as a decorative object might appeal, in a different context, as a piece of art.

After years of accusations that net-minders are broken, there are now times where they feel too strong, emphatically repelling deliveries into the six-yard box (likely a design call implemented to prevent that new crossing system from becoming too deadly) and palming low shots away with such ferocity that throws-in near the corner flag stockpile in record numbers.

As he prepares for his start against the Chicago Cubs in Tokyo on March 30 in the second game of the Mets' season, Reed is trying to tire himself in his bullpen sessions so he does not feel too strong and leave his pitches up too high in the strike zone.

Likewise, business owners feel too strong an urge to invest in "this and that" and are not invested strongly enough in protecting their liquidity by maintaining sufficient buffers of cash.

"I don't want to feel too strong," said Frieri, who has a 2.95 earned-run average and 22 saves.

He felt too strong early last night, never feeling comfortable, often falling behind in the count.

"In the beginning I nearly broke it off because it felt too strong," Laura says.

He felt too strong then, and his high fastballs were clobbered.

He cannot succeed if he feels too strong and tries to blow away the hitters; that is when he leaves his pitches up.

Pushed back a day in the starting rotation so he would miss the Yankees but face the Philadelphia Phillies, Glavine said his arm felt too strong when he took the mound against the Reds on Wednesday.