Sentence examples for feels very right from inspiring English sources

Closing the two eras in the same year feels very right.

When these men and women try to preach abstinence to a sexually active freshman or ferret out a cheating scandal involving the soccer team, "Boston Public" feels very right indeed.

With a golden blush outside the living room windows, the dimmer, contrasting hues of the interior and the leanly upholstered furniture, Ms. Rubinstein, Mr. Yeargan and their lighting designer, Pat Collins, have given the play a Chekhovian melancholy that feels very right but doesn't detract from its many laughs.

I feel very, very happy right now and it feels very right.

"As adults, [hunting is] something that feels very right, and we think it's rooted deep within us".

"And coming over here, I just felt very right.

"Being here in the city now," he said this week, "I just feel very right".

I mean, in the story, it felt very right.

(Most of us have noticed that it is possible to feel very right about something and turn out to be very, very wrong).

But as untimely as the scheduling may have been in TV terms, in cultural terms, it felt very right for Homeland to return as the dysfunctional Washington milieu which gives to the show was about to become a national joke.

But the state of the industry feels very uncertain right now. A. Entertainment is an unpredictable industry.