Sentence examples for forced feel from inspiring English sources

There is a forced feel about a lot of the designer's work, as though she is temperamentally unprepared to send out anything simple.

With incongruent definitions and relentless criticism of usability, one might be forced to feel they must choose one over another.

The viewer is forced to feel bad for her.

The whole thing was too forced to feel anything real.

So many British women feel forced to look physically attractive.

"Since 9/11 and Guantánamo, the security forces feel they have a free hand," she said.

"The anxiety that many in our work force feel will not subside quickly," he told lawmakers.

Four out of 10 of the force feel motivated at work, while the same proportion do not.

But given the antipathy that Venezuela's elite, and some members of the armed forces, feel toward him, it is not simply absurd.

Shadow armed forces minister Kevan Jones said: "A record of redundancies, cuts to equipment and slashed allowances means our forces feel under-valued and under-powered.

If it's forced and feels forced, golfers will ultimately not embrace the design.