Sentence examples for has still felt from inspiring English sources

In many ways, the entire AI-powered Bixby assistant has still felt rushed.

But because his image features so heavily in his party's poster and video effort, it has still felt like a presidential campaign.

And while I did not personally know any of them, it has still felt like a tremendous punch to the gut.

"I think it would have still felt very good at 21," Robshaw finally says.

No matter how this trade was handled, Johnson would have still felt abused.

Though she was embarrassed over the misunderstanding, she said she had still felt a spark, and was greatly disappointed.

Will it hold up?" He probably hadn't meant it like that, but Lara had still felt embarrassed in front of the salesman.

The two may have still felt mutual affection, and Isabeau exchanged gifts and letters with him during his periods of lucidity, but distanced herself during the prolonged attacks of insanity.

And even when sex wasn't overtly rough, I've still felt demeaned and degraded when men did things that are now somehow considered standard fare: times I've been ejaculated on, spanked, and verbally humiliated.

But Columbia's endowment decline has still been felt, and the administration has taken a number of steps to cut costs and increase revenues.

Judging from photographs of large and elaborate works she has done in Europe, New York has still not felt the full force of her.