Sentence examples for feels next from inspiring English sources

"For older Palestinians, Damascus feels next door," the veteran West Bank journalist Danny Rubinstein told me.

If there is a flaw in the book, it's that the becoming illustrations of Violet do not justify the shame she feels next to the classic princess aesthetic.

He captured seething middle-class envy in a story like "The Housebreaker of Shady Hill," where a man consumed by the inferiority he feels next to his ostentatious neighbors sneaks at night into the bedroom of a sleeping couple and steals cash from the husband's wallet.

She believes it restricts their ability to listen to their own expertise about their own bodies, a concept which seems reinforced by the interview stories and the women's claims that they would know how labour feels next time.

Pretty, yes, but there's nothing, other than some of PGR's online bits, that really feels "next-gen".

"I felt next year I wanted to be in an N.F.L. uniform.

You can never tell what she is going to say next – or what you the reader are going to feel next – from line to line.

Sometimes I feel really scared by how big and absurd this all is, and how vulnerable and impotent I feel next to it all.

"If that is what I am like this year God knows how I will feel next April on the anniversary of the disaster".

Echoes of the 19th century will also be felt next door at 30 Henry Street, where construction has begun on a ruddy brick building, accented with black wrought-iron Juliet balconies, that will contain five floor-through condominiums.

Valcke went on to say that he felt next summer's World Cup might yet be remembered as the greatest of them all, especially if Brazil play well.