Sentence examples similar to it feels formidable from inspiring English sources
The car feels formidable out of the gate -- more of a speedy defensive tight end then a running back.
Brendan Rodgers says the design will help his side "look and feel formidable"; the PR says it's "distinctive and fresh" with a "nostalgic essence".
Think about it, if you could just skip having to do any of the internal work to actually feel formidable - why wouldn't you?
The gift of presence is certainly not a low-cost investment; the energy required to pull away from our Facebook feeds and abandon our email inboxes is formidable, in fact most days it feels simply insurmountable.
Back in the nineties, it felt like a tremendous advance to have a First Lady who didn't act less formidable than she was.
Even though Debicel has grown to a formidable size, the archipelago-style programming format and community-based ethos mean that it still feels small.
In that way, it does feel right, and it does make sense, even if Denver's sudden discovery of formidable defensive abilities appears to run counter to what might reasonably or logically be projected for them.
Speaking from the heart of the mine, Sophie Stephens, a project manager from London, said the site felt "quite formidable" but said the atmosphere among protesters was good.
