Sentence examples for feels long from inspiring English sources
Psycho is not a long film but it feels long.
Either way, being able to cross at Ledra Street feels long overdue.
Though the book is not long, the fall of the Xie Empire feels long in coming.
If you want a life that feels long, he advises, fill it with philosophy.
At two and a half hours, it feels long for a spoof.
The expanded telling of the tale at first feels long-winded and, in Christopher Cowell's rhyming translation, loses no opportunity for gags, leaving an uncertainty of tone.
In other words, Barclays feels long-term franchise-building, however vaguely expressed, trumps the need to tie annual rewards to annual performance.
But he feels long-term prospects are strong.
He told the audience at Disrupt Europe in London last November that he feels long-distance ride-sharing "doesn't really work in U.S". "Several companies have tried and failed [due to differences]: gas and tolls are cheaper than other countries, which means there is less incentive for drivers to share rides," Mazzella said.
