Sentence examples for felt volatile from inspiring English sources

But our relationship still felt volatile enough, and my anger and hurt still felt large enough, that I worried -- no, feared -- that I wouldn't even let my dad come to my wedding.

I'm not trying to cause any trouble!" Mandvi is particularly well suited to this canny, crabby, subversive role: as a performer, he is quick, sharp, focussed, ready to be cantankerous, with an edge of righteous anger that feels volatile enough to go in any direction; he's also warm and energetic, and clearly delighted by absurdity.

Surrounded by barricades flying the Russian flag, the atmosphere feels volatile as young men, some wearing camouflage, mill around acting as guards.

Berg's longer prose blocks operate like machinic clay, a kind of science fiction that actually feels volatile, transmutative.

Finally, enemies and allies alike wonder: does the world feel this volatile because Mr Obama has signalled America is so reluctant to intervene?

When I finally arrived, there was a strange atmosphere in the town – it felt dangerous and volatile, like anything could happen.

As the rest of the band felt light and volatile, playing hide-and-seek with harmony and rhythm, Mr. Dunn's bass sound remained broad and deep and strong.

Most Americans felt the burn of volatile gas prices over the past year, especially last summer.

Dan Hubbard, a spokesman at Charles Schwab, said the firm required a greater down payment than the 50percentt minimum set by the Federal Reserve on 270 securities its executives feel are too volatile or illiquid.

But on Things Our Bodies Used to Have, these elements feel more like volatile reagents than a soup of pensive noises.

Virginia Woolf crops up twice, first in Alison Light's Mrs Woolf and the Servants, an account of the Bloomsbury writer's volatile and intensely felt relations with her live-in staff.