Sentence examples for feels over from inspiring English sources

Alexander's decision to make the allegations, and challenge the chancellor George Osborne to deny the plans, is also a sign of the personal frustration Alexander feels over what he regards as Conservative evasion.

The powerful sense of integration that the go-go-globalizing 1990's created, the sense that the world was shrinking from a size medium to a size small, feels over now.

And the overness is compounded by the fact that Oscar night feels over even before it has begun.

The evening feels over.

It feels over very quickly!

Paul is heartsick about drones, and the letdown he feels over Barack Obama's presidency.

At some points, the play feels over-narrated.

It's wonderfully inventive and, being a downloadable title, relatively short, which means none of the various mechanics feels over-used.

This time, his curiosity may surpass the reader's; "Telegraph Avenue" feels over-dense, larded with digressions that hamper the acceleration of its complicated plot.

Still, that has become something of a shtick for him, and like much of "Bol Bachchan" it feels over-familiar, worthy of only the occasional grin.

Fallout 4 is one of the biggest releases of the year but it is an unusually musty game, a new experience that feels over-familiar.