Sentence examples for felt narrow from inspiring English sources
Half of old Europe was closed, such society routines as had survived the war and austerity felt narrow.
These shoes -- named after pro player Katia da Silva of Brazil -- felt narrow, but that translated into stability in a boot where the full-grain leather didn't stretch too much or lose its shape.
In fact, the field feels narrow.
Still, the show itself feels narrow.
He made people who were merely quite bright feel worse than stupid: he made them feel narrow.
Life can feel narrow, confined to factual reality – and at times this exhausts us, in both senses of the word.
This belief, though hard to dispute, can feel narrowing.
As for the seats, they feel narrower than one might hope.
"People get in there and say it feels narrower than in the floor plan.
Mr. Suida's tastes were very particular, which is why the exhibition feels narrower than its title would suggest.
As my colleague Jonathan Freedland has pointed out, without it, the British identity will feel narrower, its politics more hard-hearted.
