Sentence examples for feels tacked on from inspiring English sources

This is not one of those mysteries with a denouement that feels tacked on, half baked or pulled out of thin air.

At the end of the play, Katia shares with her mother the college-application essay she has written on memory and becoming, but the scene feels tacked on, the only feasible way to end the show — which one doesn't remember so much as look forward to forgetting.

More curious still, his argument feels tacked on and underdeveloped.

The environmental theme feels tacked on, all but disappearing midway through.

The entire production is a swirl of meaningful motion in which nothing feels tacked on for effect.

This is dealt with in the final chapter of the book and feels tacked on, as if the publisher insisted the subject be covered.

But it also doesn't need one – a story in a universe this ripe for exploration would feel tacked on at best.

Only the whorls of ruffles fastened to the dresses that closed the show felt tacked on to an intriguing collection.

Each empties the stage with a memorable exit, but both feel tacked on, as if Mr. Cunningham just didn't want to stop.

With so much territory to cover it can be difficult to incorporate research skills early in the semester; as a result, the independent research component of their final essays can feel tacked on in the final weeks.

Mr. Marks tries to push the story into the hopeless Eilertean future by giving George hallucinatory glimpses of Emma, Hedda's 21st-century chain-smoking, cellphone-barking counterpart, but those feel tacked on, an unsuccessful bid to add relevance.