Sentence examples for feels from from inspiring English sources

Nobody's life feels from the inside the way it looks from the outside.

But measure it against the threat that Israel feels from Hizbullah and it may not be.

And yet, how different Morgan's novel feels from such festivals of gore.

"But it's not letting it go; it's how it feels from 15 through 20.

"She feels from the beginning there's something wrong but she's tempted".

Now Yani, like Jouan, will see how Valhalla feels from the inside, where the superstars are waiting, rested and hungry.

"You cannot," said Hodgson, "divorce a person and the way he feels from the way he plays.

But it is also a recognition of the distance Westminster feels from most people's lives, especially women's.

But it also suggests the security he feels from Van Gaal, who knows him well from his time leading Bayern.

Moritz, thinking about the separation he feels from his family, sings, "Still, I'll split, and they'll, like... Well, who knows.... Just fuck it — right?

Antonioni doesn't look approvingly at the parody that he creates, but he recognizes the banal joy that Vittoria feels from enacting it.