Sentence examples for feels poorly from inspiring English sources

While ambitious, Missing often feels poorly planned.

The film's lurch towards something resembling real-world emotion centres around Bond's surprisingly sentimental relationship with Léa Seydoux's psychologist (more on that later) which feels poorly developed.

"What goes through your mind is: 'He feels poorly because he got caught.' " Down where the people sit, it can be much more difficult to spot tears unless the spigot is really gushing.

feels poorly timed: too late to have any effect on the public, most of whom long ago checked out on the President, and too early to provide more than a schematic interpretation of who he is.

Four years after Freakonomics, the sequel feels poorly researched.

Everyone who feels poorly treated in hiring, salary increases, promotion decisions, and the quality of their office relative to their peers, threatens to sue the university.

— Feeling poorly?

These will make you feel poorly.

An early priority was to mend fences with composers who felt poorly treated by C.R.I.

In Boston, he felt poorly in the final miles, sapped by Heartbreak Hill.

There was some question among his teammates about Hernandez's condition for Game 3, for he felt poorly Monday.