Sentence examples for felt long enough from inspiring English sources

"Double Expose" felt long enough to have been shown alone, but was preceded by the couple's 2005 "Under the Skin," which employs much of the same repertory of effects, surreal imagery and multiplication of bodies through both live footage and recorded film.

I was very, very lucky.' Although the cars are fun and work is often painful, he admits we will probably see more of Mr Bean: 'When the film came out in 1997, I'd been playing Bean on TV for six or seven years and that felt long enough.

The reception finished an hour earlier than advertised, but in the end it felt long enough.

8. "The reception finished an hour earlier than advertised, but in the end, it felt long enough".

8. "The reception finished an hour earlier than advertised, but in the end, it felt long enough". – The event closed as advertised, at midnight, with last orders being at 11.

"Every now and then you see that one of your Facebook friends has shared one of their videos, and you're like – wow, they've got 25,000 likes". The reception finished an hour earlier than advertised, but in the end it felt long enough.

My only complaint is probably an inane one: the concert contained only the Kanon, and at 70-minutes didn't feel long enough.

The single version ran for nearly 12 minutes, and it still doesn't feel long enough.

Somehow, the 464-minute documentary series still doesn't feel long enough.

Someone once told me that any hatred--or maybe any void--felt long enough no longer feels like hatred, but rather like religion, or economics, or science, or tradition, or just the way things are.

He had been retired for exactly seven months on the day of the shooting in Newtown and that had felt like long enough.