Sentence examples for feels intended from inspiring English sources

It all feels intended, which gives further lie to the notion that its maker is either dumb or nuts.

I'm definitely looking forward to the première, on September 25th, which I plan to watch the way this show feels intended to be watched: on Twitter, with the super-fans and the hate-watchers.

While his campaign still feels intended as much to promote his ideas and media projects — his schedule the next two weeks is heavy with screenings of his documentary films and signings for a children's book written by his wife, Callista — his supporters say he is as credible a challenger to President Obama as Mr. Romney, and more so than any of the other Republicans in the race.

In her wilder moments, Sorrow seems in need of an exorcist, but she can come across as goofy as well as eerie, which doesn't feel intended.

And while the rich palette and varied arrangements are welcome, they also put load-bearing pressure on Mr. Sheff's songs, which feel intended more for evasive maneuvers.

Toward that end, Glynn gave an impromptu lecture/performance in her yurt, a maze of dark industrial felt intended to reflect the changing universe.

From the outside, the building has a vaguely modular feel, intended, perhaps, to evoke a system of linked components.

But still, you're able to pick out pieces of how you originally felt (or intended to feel), like when you hear a certain song and you can place exactly where you heard it and who was there, etc.

I felt he intended to cause me embarrassment.

I feel, uh, intended, and when I allow myself to vary from that I get spanked, reprimanded in life.

Lines like "I must wonder if it's meaningful to wonder how it felt" seem intended to cause a reader to scream "must you though David?