Sentence examples for it felt both from inspiring English sources

It felt both smooth and secure.

So when the gun went off, it felt both inevitable and revelatory.

To me, they felt foreign, but I sense that to many others, it felt both familiar and accurate.

Berlin, of course, is unusual in that it felt both edges of the totalitarian sword: the leftist dictatorship of George Orwell's nightmares, and Nazism.

It felt both private and stolen: the beauty of the gardens; the absurdity of these mock-humble buildings in such rarefied surroundings; the tragedy of the queen, dressed as a peasant, with her milk buckets of Sèvres porcelain painted with her coat of arms.

It felt both fit — I'd recently returned from a trip to the island — and disconcerting.

But its great strength is that it feels both slap up-to-date and completely timeless.

True to its name, this exhibition has few loose ends, which makes it feel both more comprehensive and more homogenous than it really is.

Ms. Chavkin, 28, swears it feels both soothing and stimulating.

Except that the result doesn't feel like that: it feels both new and – shock!

It feels both flattering and insulting, comforting and unsettling, honest and disingenuous.