Sentence examples for it has often felt from inspiring English sources
Early enthusiasts hailed Grendon as the "jewel in the crown" of the prison service, but since then it has often felt more like its guilty secret, whose best strategy for survival was to lie low and keep quiet.
Though the bid, which put culture at its centre, was obsessive about the importance of "legacy", it has often felt unclear in what that legacy has actually consisted – and whether it has been squandered.
It has often felt like a lonely quest, but it has led him in some interesting directions.
I have continued to report and debate the big shifts in our world as international editor of Sky News but it has often felt laboured.
In the intervening decades – that was 1977 – it has often felt like the only way to be a woman with agency, on screen, is to be a detective.
It has often felt as if someone has dropped a serotonin bomb over east London during this past month and Wednesday night was no different.
As a dedicated member of the competitive community, I've often felt that it was the plight of our community to remain on the periphery.
Over the years that I've written about disability and sex, I have often felt that when we make it work, we make it work well.
You sack of fucking rancid horse assholes!" I've often felt this way, but I never knew quite how to put it.
Mr. Stein peered up adoringly at his friend: "I've often felt that".
