Sentence examples for felt too close from inspiring English sources

Fifty-seven percent of those surveyed wished they were closer to their partner; 37 percent were happy with the level of closeness in their relationship; and five percent said they felt too close to their partner.

That still felt too close.

It felt too close, seeing her like that.

His paintings were objective, with close -- some critics felt too close -- attention to detail, but often imbued with romantic melancholy.

Summing up the difference between Washington and other weekend spots, he said: "Bridgewater always felt too close to civilization.

In my 5-speed test car, the clutch pedal felt too close to the brake, a critique I also have of the 2's equally diminutive stablemate, the MX-5 sports car, formerly known as the Miata.

"For most of my life I thought I was never going to get married because it felt too closed in and too pressured," said Mr. Struth, whose art has been described as a response to the stress of growing up in a very traditional, postwar-German household.

But it feels too close when you're back".

It doesn't feel foreign at all, in fact sometimes it feels too close.

The diet of hate, misogyny and violence feels too close to the bone in Tottenham.

"It's sort of that they feel too close to something and feel they have to push it away".