Sentence examples for feels recent from inspiring English sources

Margot has little patience with Gwen's prolonged widowhood, which still feels recent to Gwen: " 'Recently'?

For many of you 1914 probably seems like a long time ago but I'll be 91 next year, so it feels recent.

He feels recent studies suggest "further evidence to the evolving picture that there are complex interactions taking place between a number of factors, pathogens, environmental, beekeeping practices and other stressors, which are causing honey bee losses described as CCD in the US".

And with Royal Mail re-rating 13% since lows in August on the back of this disposal, we feel recent strength is overplayed going into results.

So it is with the miners' strike of 1984-85, ofe of those acute pinch-points in our recent industrial history, which draws us back to it in this 30th-anniversary year – a period of time which can still feel recent, while being long enough to rank as history.

This two-part format allows things to breathe – Moffat doesn't try to pad out the extended running time with myriad extra plot twists, he just gives these old enemies room to dance around each other, batting back and forth centuries of animosity and bloodshed, made to feel recent and urgent once again in the light of recent revelations.

It still feels quite recent.

Worse, the memory often feels more recent than it should.

It still feels too recent for me to talk about it".

Child, that most unflappable of TV cooks, was the last to go, in 2004 (though it feels more recent because Meryl Streep revived her so convincingly in the movie "Julie & Julia," in 2009).

Canning is still looking for a win since taking over as Accies boss but feels the recent two draws are showing things are improving again.