Sentence examples for feels significantly from inspiring English sources

He is just 25 now, but admits that he looks and feels significantly older.

One is that it feels significantly overdue for you to have a solo exhibition at a New York museum.

I've now been running the Good Energy business for 14 years, but every year the company feels significantly different: it's a new job every two years.

But Blume's work feels significantly more influential than that of her predecessors and peers, at least where contemporary pop culture is concerned.

But several of the cast lack presence, vocal power and variety, so the evening feels significantly less rich and mottled than either Sondheim or Xia surely envisaged.

Last week, Glavine left his family and headed to his second spring training with the Mets, which feels significantly more comfortable than the first.

Those who ate gluten reported they felt significantly worse.

Glavine felt significantly less pain last night and attributed normal soreness to the cold weather.

The scientists reported that the male McCain voters "felt significantly more controlled, submissive, unhappy and unpleasant".

There have been fears voiced about the strength in depth of Wenger's squad; when the regulars are missing, certain areas can feel significantly weaker.

He said that he felt significantly better than when he returned last September to make five starts — as well as he has in a decade, to be precise.