Sentence examples for feels minor from inspiring English sources

Yet this triumph feels minor.

The whole thing feels minor, though, and the troubles seem only skin deep: "The Days of Whine and Roses".

But that problem felt minor, even forgettable.

I fished around, working toward things I have long worshiped and others about which I have felt minor embarrassment.

However, that personal blow felt minor compared to the overwhelming dejection that spread across English rugby after the World Cup.

Other advisers said they still felt minor stabs of worry, given the action still to come from the Florida Supreme Court and the unpredictability of everything since Election Day.

For a painter starting out they're not half bad, but if these were all he'd done, Ofili might stand today as just another of the media-confected Young British Artists: a designation Ofili hated, and whose relevance feels as minor today as that of Cool Britannia.

Ms. Diaz was shaken up and felt only minor pain initially.

Talking to a reporter and allowing her family to be photographed, she says, also feel like minor risks.

Most of the works are from the 1970s through the '90s, and feel like minor efforts, or the work of painters past their prime.

At every major stop, long lines of tribal women in gaily colored skirts, chanting and swaying, greeted our group, making us feel like minor royalty.