Sentence examples for feeling padded from inspiring English sources
The show ends up feeling padded.
Though only 288 pages long, Boswell's Enlightenment has the feeling of being padded out.
Chris Beveridge of Mania.com said that the film "[played] out like a much expanded episode but without feeling like its being padded to do so"., generally praising the plot along with Vincent's characterization and Spike's expanded portrayal.
Then there were the four front pockets, given a military touch with mesh, while padded undercoats gave a further feeling of protection.
Reviewer John Wadsley wrote that "Hamilton is able to bring together a range of sources to create the story, and while at times, you get the feeling he is padding it out to make up for the lack of direct material about Billy Sing, the book works".
While it is culturally acceptable to pad or pinch a friend's behind in many cultures your friend might on the other hand not like to draw attention to the diaper or the feeling of the diaper being padded to check for wetness.
Applying the same thunderous template to the chirpy Hobbit, however, required adroit footwork to avoid the feeling that the whole thing had been padded out.
While I'd padded my aching arches with thick wool socks, Ed went al fresco, and soon lost all feeling in his toes.
"You'll know this feeling from paddling," Helen said, padding round the room and adjusting our poses as we lay face down, arching our backs in Cobra pose.
