Sentence examples for feels brisk from inspiring English sources

In winter, it feels brisk.

Their buoyant, bustling take on a standard like "If I Should Lose You" (or, for that matter, Dorival Caymmi's "Doralice") feels brisk, companionable and practically seamless.

Mazda 2 1.5 Sport: £12,042 Looks frisky and modern, feels brisk and fun to drive because it shares much with the Fiesta.

Following its well-received "Saint Joan," performed by the same four actors, the company has staged a lively, modern and amiable production that feels brisk even at three and a half hours.

It's funny that, after the length of the previous five films, this one feels brisk at nearly two and a half hours.

Consider: Transitions between scenes that never once felt problematic in London seen as agonisingly long, boring, momentum-stopping crises in New York; plays that felt brisk at 100 minutes in London feeling five minutes too long at 95 in New York; monologues that were full of drama in London feeling strangely inert here.

Once the breeze starts to feel brisk, it's time to make a big ol' batch of chili.

The show's strengths are a streets-and-squad room texture that feels authentic, brisk pacing and novelty — when was the last time we saw a crime scene turn into a debate over union rules regarding pay scales?

-- and felt a brisk Icelandic chill.

Do you feel that brisk air?

It actually feels a lot brisker than Snapchat, which always forces you through the recipient selector screen after your shoot a pic.