Sentence examples for feels live from inspiring English sources

Almost nothing on MTV is live, although everything feels live.

Yet the music feels live, not assembled.

Like Mr. Dylan's other 21st-century albums, "Tempest" feels live and rootsy, vamping along in the zone where blues, country and folk intersect.

Perversely, this cinematic experiment replicates the theatrical experience: Rope feels "live", which means that at any minute one of the actors could do something unexpected, such as fluff their lines, or heaven forbid, open the trunk.

There is a couple-second delay, but it feels live.

That means streamers can interact with fans in real-time and everything truly feels live.

"It feels lived in," said Maron.

"It feels lived in," Maron said.

Now, it feels lived in and comfortable".

In spite of being immaculately clean, it feels lived in.

The novel "feels lived and true," Colin Harrison wrote in the Book Review last year.