Sentence examples for feels hurried from inspiring English sources

If Vachon's signifiers seem drawn at leisure, his prose feels hurried.

The setting switches from the Siberian gulag to the centre of Budapest and the action feels hurried.

The novel as a whole feels hurried, composed of a patchwork of brilliant moments strung together by an often lackluster story line.

Balliett deftly explains many disparate facts, and if the conclusion to the missing-Vermeer plotline feels hurried and a little confusing, maybe that's beside the point.

"It makes girls feel hurried.

But several visitors said they felt hurried through.

This time we felt hurried in that PC World kind of way, only this was by someone with a bit of knowledge about what was being sold.

Curnyn, directing from the harpsichord, led a detailed, precise and zippy performance from his ensemble, though only Galatea's final aria felt hurried.

Arriving less than six months after Sweetener, Thank U, Next could have felt hurried, a dashed-off cash-in to secure Grande's status as the world's biggest pop star.

The skillful performers make the ensuing rapid-fire plot machinations credible, but only barely: D'Aquila is a writer of such economy that he fits the makings of an entire cable TV season into an hour and change, and the developments feel hurried.

Don't feel rushed or hurried, but instead feel relaxed, and let each step connect you to your surroundings with total awareness.