Sentence examples for feel weighted from inspiring English sources
"We like buildings that feel substantial, that feel weighted," Williams said.
Power shortages are common throughout India, but in a city where state expenditures appear in your face at every turn in bronze and stone, such problems feel weighted with a bitter sense of irony.
Every frame felt weighted with significance, each utterance loaded with subtext.
Almost inevitably, the book feels weighted toward the recent: we breeze through the first three centuries in fewer than a hundred pages.
I recall wearing a dark brown pantsuit to interview him in his dark brown suit, and I felt weighted down by my clothes.
He stresses that while there have been some improvements over the years, including access to legal aid for families at inquests, the coroners' system often feels weighted in favour of the state.
Although nudity was not difficult for her — she has bared all in several films, from her first, "Age of Consent" (1969), to "Calendar Girls" (2003), and, at fifty, she posed naked for the cover of Britain's Radio Times — she felt weighted down by a sense of physical embarrassment.
"Any seed accelerator can use it," Cohen responded when I told him that the program felt weighted towards his organization: the application can be fully embedded on other accelerators' sites, and TechStars guarantees that it doesn't access data about other programs.
I stooped, I felt weighted down but cheerful, you know I felt like her.
The singing had an uplifting, spiritual quality, but felt weighted down by sadness as well.
