Sentence examples for feels sadly from inspiring English sources

Everything here, in short, feels sadly conventional.

Wet-blanket pessimism is no fun in a season's opening week, but it feels sadly appropriate.

But the high-minded debate over "A Beautiful Mind" feels sadly out of date.

Starting with the coalition parties, their promise back in 2010 to "boost enterprise, support green growth, and build a new and more responsible economic model" feels sadly unfulfilled.

Delivered by Tim Allen, this nonstop flow of tittering observations and nursery-level commentary feels sadly misjudged, a demeaning soundtrack that shreds the dignity of the animals it purports to celebrate.

(Zinoman) 'The Twenty-Seventh Man' (closes on Sunday) Nathan Englander's stage adaptation of his crisp, economical short story (from the collections "For the Relief of Unbearable Urges") feels sadly bloated and static onstage, despite fine work from a first-rate cast that includes Ron Rifkin and Chip Zien (1 30).

I feel sadly privileged not to have witnessed its fall.

Watching from the US, it all felt sadly familiar.

The so-called Beatles reunion segment felt, sadly, like a mini-supergroup.

But for Dr. Kearns to say he invented the electronic intermittent windshield wiper is, we feel, sadly unrealistic.

It felt sadly, hopelessly real, and it epitomized Ms. Sherman-Palladino Sherman-Palladino and Ms. Fosterer the texture of the performer's life.