Sentence examples for it feels narrower from inspiring English sources

"People get in there and say it feels narrower than in the floor plan.

One of the benefits, which I had never thought about before, is how trees along a street make it feel narrower and cause drivers to go more slowly.

In a strange sort of way, the margin of the 20-18 defeatoto New Zealand in the semi-finals of the World Cup three years ago feels narrower now than it did then.

Mr. Suida's tastes were very particular, which is why the exhibition feels narrower than its title would suggest.

As my colleague Jonathan Freedland has pointed out, without it, the British identity will feel narrower, its politics more hard-hearted.

In fact, the field feels narrow.

Still, the show itself feels narrow.

Choosing any one group or relief effort feels narrow and self-serving -- and many of you reading this are no doubt mired in your own struggles coming out of the storm (or indeed, may not be reading this for days, even weeks, still to come).

As for the seats, they feel narrower than one might hope.

But, she says, "it felt very narrow.

When I was growing up, it felt pretty narrow minded.