Sentence examples for felt too long from inspiring English sources

Five yards felt too long.

Some of the theatrics and bits were over the top and the opening felt too long and labored.

To a noninitiate, some songs felt too long; even a bright musical mind like Ms. Ferrick can wander when her audience embraces every detour.

Or maybe it just feels too long.

Nothing feels too long, too homogenous or too discordant.

Lasting only about seven minutes, it feels too long, which is part of the point.

It just feels too long, and I find myself wondering why all this inventive music is going on.

When dances feel too long to audiences, it has little to do with how long they actually run.

"It's been a year; I feel like I'm playing good and a year is — I feel — too long not to win," Scott said.

Still, it's a thin work that feels too long by half as Foreman tries to convince us of its importance.

He confesses now that "it feels too long since my last stage play [Rock'n'Roll, which premiered at the Royal Court in 2006].