Sentence examples for felt easily from inspiring English sources

The advantage of this new structure can be felt easily.

77% said they had trouble focusing on one thing at a time, and felt easily distracted during the day.

It was a medium that wasn't dominated by the great artists that were her social circle, where she might have felt easily overshadowed.

It means there should be tangible and sensible innovation which could be seen or felt easily in society.

Some men even said they felt bloated during certain points in the month; others felt "easily upset" and "constantly hungry".

A person feels easily short of breath, like he or she is not getting enough air.

And they all feature musicianship by real-life studio aces, creating a tight but organic sound that feels easily transferable to live performance.

"Don't drive over any mines or anything!" As for Beyonce, her long-suffering feels easily as long and insufferable as Sybil's.

Such neurological damage, the researchers theorize, caused the veterans to be more sensitive to pain, to feel easily fatigued and to experience loss of short-term "working memory," all symptoms associated with gulf war illness.

This is an unusually eloquent book of literary criticism in which every sentence is nuanced, every observation is brought into precise dialogue with what precedes it, all distilled into prose that feels easily written and is therefore easy to read.

Neither the subject nor the violence, then, is of as much interest as the fact that such representations of violence have become so quotidian as to feel easily consumable.