Sentence examples for feels constructed from inspiring English sources

Indeed, that whole plot feels constructed expressly to get him on screen.

The look of the control center, the antiseptic feeling of it and the use of holograms were all intended to make the arena feel "constructed" even when you weren't seeing the control room.

Lee Thuna's psychological-puzzle play, directed by Judith Ivey, feels more constructed than lived, the characters' fears too neatly made to be convincing.

Jad Abumrad was talking about "tension" --the thesion between the certainty of science and mysteries that inspire wonder; between authenticity and artifice; between a sound that feels carefully constructed and one that feels anarchic and alive.

The Vizit frame is lightweight, thin, and feels well constructed.

Overall the app feels well constructed, and has that colorful and playful teen vibe.

It has a good amount of weight too it and feels solidly constructed.

Even my classes felt racially constructed.

But that text felt too constructed and "aesthetic".

The portrayals of clerks and barristers in Dickens's novels; the comparison of reading handwriting and "reading characters" in Proust; the connection between Hitler's illegible scrawl and "an enormous market in fake Nazi documents" in the 1970s — all are fair game for contemplation in "The Missing Ink," which can be so wide-ranging as to feel loosely constructed.

It's extremely light, and feels pretty well constructed.