Sentence examples for however feel like from inspiring English sources

It does not, however, feel like a natural venue for hard-hitting football.

I do not, however, feel like going in the streets chanting in celebration.

She does, however, feel like some men of a certain generation in the industry don't take younger female chefs seriously.

It did, however, feel like a helpful pretence for two small, bewildered boys too young to know that parents do not routinely die at random.

Faculty and administrators at the institution, however, feel like they have done all they could to offer assistance.

His sister (Paula Patton) and friends (Donald Faison, Lauren London, Dascha Polanco and Rob Riley), however, feel like it's time he grow up and settle down.

Bad Monkey, however, feels like a return to form.

Now, however, feels like the time for his victory lap.

What should have been cause for celebration at the final whistle, however, felt like mere formality.

Lemonade, however, feels like a success, made by someone very much in control.

Most of it, however, feels like common-or-garden youthful excess.