Sentence examples for gradually felt like from inspiring English sources

"I came here, and I gradually felt like I could handle a little more responsibility, and I enjoyed it," he said from his HarperCollins office.

"There has always been tension between the pursuit of justice and realpolitik in extradition cases, but now it gradually feels like justice is gaining ground," said M. Cherif Bassiouni, an expert on extradition at the DePaul University College of Law in Chicago.

Over the weeks the hair had gradually felt more like my own, but I felt less like myself: my diva locks made me more high-maintenance, demanding and bitchy.

But Henry gradually felt less need of such a guide.

You may gradually feel the pain start to ease.

In her first media interview, she told the Guardian that gradually uncovering the truth about him felt like "long, slow painful torture – real psychological torture".

Then I got My Fair Lady after that, so it was kind of a long stretch, but it felt like I was gradually climbing up the ladder.

My recovery felt like a process of gradually moving back in.

It gradually got worse throughout the match, and it felt like I couldn't hit the ball very hard – especially on my serve.

I gradually became more aware of my body and, since then, I haven't felt like putting muck in it.

Four transplants in their 20s discuss what it felt like when they first moved to New York and how they are gradually adjusting to their adopted city.