Sentence examples for feels airless from inspiring English sources

It is intelligent and beautifully designed (Michael Yeargan did the sets), but it often feels airless.

Dr. Corning said, in part because it feels airless and scripted and seems to offer the responder no avenue to change the dynamic without threatening the relationship.

The Early Buzz Sight & Sound reviewed it thus: "If Bel Ami occasionally feels airless and overly art-directed that may partly reflect the period it's set in, but also the directors' over indulgence in facial close-ups.

If anything, the movie is mapped out with such controlling care that it occasionally feels airless and unpeopled, leaving us with practical objections: Why do we so rarely see the rest of the staff?

The whole project feels airless and inbred, and rumor has it that the inbreeding was the offshoot of an in-joke; for Shrek versus Farquaad, we can apparently read Jeffrey Katzenberg versus his former boss Michael Eisner.

Here, his taut production style feels airless and claustrophobic, and his duets — specifically, with Justin Timberlake on the Jackson 5-ish "Brand New" and with Alicia Keys over the rigid reggae of "Know Who You Are" — create only the tiniest sparks.

If the stories felt airless, why not?

Despite presumably being designed as a masturbatory aid, the whole thing felt airless and cold, like a museum exhibit.

His method is a slow, careful formalism — so slow and so careful that his film can feel airless and overly aestheticized.

The season took some gorgeous existential leaps, particularly in the second half, but had it stuck entirely to the P.O.V. of BoJack, a dyspeptic, near-suicidal know-it-all, it might have felt airless.

But when you're 23, Madison born and bred, and engaged to the person you've been dating since you were 14, even the most habitable city can feel airless and becalmed.