Sentence examples for felt fancy from inspiring English sources
Our friends at Mint Records treated my travel family and I to lunch at Iron Works BBQ and I sat next to Nardwuar, which felt fancy to me.
When I was younger I couldn't afford them, and now when I put them on I feel fancy, like a rich lady.
People who want to feel fancy and want something that is custom, personal, and truly one-of-a-kind, can go get measured for a dress and have it delivered to them at a later date.
"At all levels — but especially at the high end — many hotels just feel fancy rather than well designed," said Henry H. Harteveldt, vice president for travel at Forrester Research in San Francisco, who added that it was time for luxury hotel leaders like Ritz-Carlton to start playing catch-up.
Price, in this case, is no real object and the Connect allows them to feel fancy while still trying the latest technology.
There's nothing like the combination of Dr. John Dorian and an electric-green cocktail to make you feel fancy.
Whimsical lamps that I can put nowhere in my house, but they are cool and I'd like to feel fancy.
It still feels fancy, but is slightly more crowded and has more casual dining options (fish and chips and sandwiches are available).
Yes, I am that guy in the bookstore picking up every new hardcover, who finds that books with a rough front make him feel fancy.
Feeling fancy, I put on two face masks in a row — a fun, peel-off one followed by one from The Ordinary that makes me look like a newborn alien.
