Sentence examples for has felt a bit from inspiring English sources
Everything has felt a bit halfhearted.
Since my daughter was born this spring, our family has felt a bit crowded in our three-bedroom ranch home.
If the outcome of this season has felt a bit like a fait accompli, more surprising to watch have been the shifting dynamics at the judge's table.
Unfortunately, fourth-best in the late aughts and early teens has felt a bit like being handed what one thought was a fresh piece of French bread, only to find that it's rather stale.
I get a feeling that he has felt a bit trapped inside what has become his brand - although he denies it - and his feature film, Ghosts, shot with minimal equipment in what he promises is a whole new way of film-making, is about what he calls 'Britain's slave class'.
He said: "This season has felt a bit stop start, particularly at the start of the season so it will be great to have a fresh start and a bit of consistency.
It's suggested that Denis and the children might have felt a bit neglected at times.
For a long time we had felt a bit stale; it felt like it needed a bit of revival.
