Sentence examples for honest feel from inspiring English sources

Some strains of this fearsome film, to be honest, feel overworked and arch.

I could empathise; I can still remember, can still, if I'm honest, feel quite upset, about something similar that happened to me 40 years ago.

Mr. Green and his talented cinematographer, Tim Orr, build a community, and the gentle intermingling of the races has the honest feel of a real Southern town.

As the restaurant's owners and chef are all Australian, this makes some sense: though the cooking is decidedly contemporary, there's an honest feel about at least some of it.

MR: Derek, why do you think this album retained such an "honest" feel?

Pantera and Damageplan guitarist Dimebag Darrell had expressed his admiration for Jerry Cantrell's guitar work in an interview for Guitar International saying that "the layering and the honest feel that Jerry Cantrell gets on [Alice in Chains' Dirt] record is worth a lot more than someone who plays five million notes".

It's always a wonderful feeling to be nominated for any prize, and winning (let's be honest!) feels even better.

Both sides of the relationship, if they were being honest, felt its essential falseness.

Timothy Bradley beat him first, in a fight that nobody, not even Bradley if he's being honest, felt he won.

If it looked odd (and to be honest, felt a little odd in concept) then off the pair trooped for the afternoon.

So Howard actually could have made a more honest feel-good movie about the real life John Nash, but it would have been one that upset powerful institutions who are dependent on drug money.