Sentence examples for felt like offering from inspiring English sources

It was a long, long film, as well, at the end of which I felt like offering up my agony to whichever Deity felt most in need of it.

Had he simply, when the results were known, said that he would not offer Clegg a coalition, the Lib Dem leader would have had no choice but to take such slight terms as Brown and labour might have felt like offering him.

The solutions the cis allies presented felt like offering an aspirin to someone being horse-whipped.

I felt like offering up some other of my defects--of which there were plenty I already knew about before this moment of enlightenment--to win people to my side, to have their looks of empathy after the session, as everyone else who had sobbed about their faults had as well.

The truth is, some of Season 8's architecture and connective tissue felt like offerings from a Biggerson's buffet, where the food may not be anything special, but hey, there's a lot of it!

It was tackled here with emphatic license, even if it ultimately felt like an offering.

Also, I felt like my offerings were not as beautiful as I'd wanted them to be, so maybe a part of my offering could be carrying it myself.

As I was leaving, Yoko handed me an envelope in case I felt like making an offering to El Cantare.

It felt like a fringe offering and indeed after seeing the show I looked it up and discovered it was indeed, the sort of pleasant show you might stumble upon at a fringe festival (as at any festival, most offerings are not very good) and make a mental note to keep an eye out for the company's next work.

"In your heart, you feel like your offering is not accepted," she said.

I wanted the production to feel like an offering to the audience, and a celebration of 13P (Mission statement: "We don't develop plays. We do them"), rather than like a traditional run of a play.