Sentence examples for feels orchestrated from inspiring English sources

I think it was still a great action but I guess a lot of it too, is that it still feels orchestrated by these massive powers.

Based on the investigation, Sergeant John Santos, commanding officer of the Police Department's arson and explosion unit, said, "We feel Alster orchestrated this scenario from jail to help his conviction appeal".

Some people find the one-take panorama of Dunkirk in Joe Wright's Atonement (2007) heart-wrenchingly evocative; for me, it feels too deliberately orchestrated for spectacle and poignancy.

We've been here before in the movies, but rarely has it felt so expertly orchestrated yet geopolitically credible.

While some restaurants are rapidly embracing yield management, Mr. Templeton said: "There is resistance at some restaurants where they like to have that sort of traditional, almost orchestrated feel when you walk in.

The interview on Sunday evening was carefully orchestrated and felt as if it had been almost rehearsed.

But it is when we enter the light store that Carter's genius flares, orchestrating what feels like an after-show party among the rows of lights, banked against the walls.

He wants to make you think and to feel food, to orchestrate your mood, mess with your idea of what it could and should be.

While the period re-creation may not be to everyone's liking, the design here, orchestrated by Mark Leithauser, feels solid and is completely appropriate to John Russell Pope's Georgian architecture.

Woman who felt slighted at a party orchestrated fatal shooting, police say. 4 a.m.

But on this ride, a moment happened that felt almost a little too orchestrated for the story of this quest.