Sentence examples for it feel brief from inspiring English sources

The record's sub-30-minute runtime makes it feel brief, but its dramatic whirlwind of reference points and high-speed glitchiness is overwhelming anyway.

I felt brief twinges of happy giddiness wash over my body, but it wasn't accompanied by any insights or new perspectives; it didn't stir my imagination or knock any creativity loose from my brain like past drug experiences.

Dr. Philip King, the father of Stephen King, said he felt "brief moments of extreme anxiety," but ultimately "delight".

By the end of that brief stretch, which could not have felt brief at all to George, he was exhausted and James had all but given the Heat a 2-1 lead in the series.

This year it felt like a brief distraction from grubbier matters.

The speech, delivered from the Oval Office, was poorly received; it felt too slight, too brief for the great events.

For a brief period it felt like the musics were close.

For a few brief weeks it felt more traditional, more romantic even, to wait for the big reveal.

It feels padded; there are many brief chapters, some of which are recitations of the sort of reportorial adventures that are fine as after-work barroom anecdotes but fall short of book-worthiness.

For a brief moment it felt like those awful election setups that you see when the ministers go to a primary school (for why? None of the kids can vote) and get down wid da kidz and say vague handwave-y things about what they will do.

I am a great admirer of carol services, of being crammed together with strangers in a warm communal atmosphere akin to that of a pop concert or nightclub when people sway their arms to the music and (for a brief moment) it feels almost possible to love everybody without reserve.