Sentence examples for it felt there from inspiring English sources

"I was also surprised by how Western it felt there," he said.

In the case of that strange, distant election it felt there had been far more than a reshuffle in advance.

The WHO, however, said it felt there was already enough information to recommend the use of the shorter treatment regimen.

Though the commission does not generally entertain what are called third-party complaints, it felt there was sufficient public interest in this case to consider the matter.

"I'm a person of the 70s, 80s when I suppose it felt there was a radical movement around," she said outside, enjoying a rare break in the downpours.

Following the report, a Downing Street spokesman said the government would keep security under review at all times but it would not be encouraging China to fund UK nuclear plants if it felt there was any danger.

In the writing it feels there's an easiness," adds Weeks.

But HMRC may reject strike off applications if it feels there is unpaid tax.

I mean, obviously, I am personally accountable, but it feels there's a sort of emotional prophylactic".

"It feels there's not much truly new here..

History shows that society will allow commerce to occur only at the level where it feels there is effective oversight.