Sentence examples for it feels oppressive from inspiring English sources

"It's so depressing, and it feels oppressive," said Damien Gonsalves, a resident of East Hampton Village on Long Island in his 20's.

It feels oppressive and chaotic up in the stands of this aircraft hanger of a venue, and Roger Waters' most literally monumental achievement has more self-loathing, rage and disgust in its bones than any other rock show that's filled stadiums worldwide with people wanting to hear it.

Although roofless, it feels oppressive: a tight rectangle of low walls and odd sculptures.

Although its hundreds of rooms and horizontal sprawl can make it feel oppressive, the Edgewater (206-728-7000; edgewaterhotel.com) in Seattle has more arguments in its favor than against.

Seattle: A Tasting Menu LODGING Although its hundreds of rooms and horizontal sprawl can make it feel oppressive, the Edgewater (206-728-7000; edgewaterhotel.com) in Seattle has more arguments in its favor than against.

Even when it was light it felt oppressive.

this sort of showbiz optimism was so pervasive it felt oppressive.

I tried to make it feel oppressive so that you feel like "I'm in the same location" every time.

At first it felt oppressive: I grieved losing so much time with my son, and sat alone in my empty house, hours stretching ahead of me into days.

Over lunch, he described some of his upbringing in a small town in Ohio in the nineteen-seventies, surrounded by wheat fields, and a sky so big, he said, that it felt oppressive.

The disorder of the space feels oppressive, and it asks us: Is there any outside to the sickness of the art world, its meretricious excess, its tendency to extend the winner-take-all economy of the real world into the art world itself, which extravagantly rewards a small coterie of often not-very-talented superstars?