Sentence examples for feels lower from inspiring English sources
The sky feels lower; even the young seem old and weary.
In less repellent vein, it tells heavily against him that he feels "lowered" and revolted on reading the ecstatically funny Lucky Jim, a novel which in his view would be enough to "cure one of a desire to be a socialist".
When we feel lower status, we get a strong threat.
And after scooching up toward the headboard, where I like to hunker in at night for maximum safety, my head felt lower than my body.
I've felt lower than I thought possible, I've thought about killing myself and I've done or said things that I never would have if I'd been having a good day.
On my last morning in Coupeville, as I stared at the large gray whale skeleton overhead in the old wharf house and reflected on leaving Whidbey, I found it hard not to feel lower than a whale's belly.
"If you're going to do an iconic venue and a historic venue," Mr. Schwalb said yesterday, "I felt Lower Manhattan and, in particular, proximity to the Statue of Liberty and the World Trade Center memorial is the right place".
There is something unsatisfying about watching the biggest game of each season contested in a climate-controlled dome or in some balmy Southern stadium — the stakes feel lower because the environment appears safer.
He added: "At the moment I feel lower than a snake's belly.
Mr Bellamy believes the full benefit of the AGP may be felt lower down the UK supply chain.
"I look after my children, my husband goes to work, I'm a housewife, but I would still feel lower than them.
