Sentence examples for it felt of from inspiring English sources

Thatcher's status not only as a leader but as the evangelist for an ideology — anti-union, pro-privatization, militaristic, disdainful, or so it felt, of those who couldn't manage — is part of what confounds anyone who tries to tell her story simply in terms of gender and power.

The film center is part of Lincoln Center's overall redevelopment, and Mr. Rockwell collaborated with that project's architecture firm, Diller Scofidio & Renfro, on the film center's exterior to make sure it felt of a piece with the rest of the refurbished complex.

My heritage is an important part of my identity because it made me who I am and from the start it felt of great significance that my little son knows "the real me".

It feels of its place, yet totally other.

Rather, it refers to the distinct givenness or the how it feels of experience.

"It felt out of control," she said.

Unusually, for Genzken, it feels out of artistic control.

"It felt kind of like it was scripted," Braun said.

"It felt kind of like cheating".

But it felt short of a home run.

So it felt kind of strange.