Sentence examples for it occasionally feels from inspiring English sources

People's passions about better — and better-looking — schools makes for emotional television, even if it occasionally feels staged.

London is so large, and sprawling, that it occasionally feels as if I've moved to an entirely new city.

Listening now, it occasionally feels as if Cobain were straining to excise something, to discharge a foreign body from his flesh by force of will alone.

Though atrociously written, it occasionally feels plausible — perhaps because the series' political researcher was one Derek Draper, former aide to Peter Mandelson.

At nearly 600 pages, it occasionally feels out of control but that's understandable in one of the most ambitious novels of 2014.

Athletes are emotional creatures who respond to the human touch, even if it occasionally feels more like a cattle prod, and perhaps it takes a Steinbrenner or a Ted Turner to bring out the best in them.

It occasionally felt like a revivalist camp, and the audience were emotionally absorbed.

It occasionally felt like your mother trying to get "fresh", intoning the slogans of a younger generation.

The 255-seat black box theater provided a clubby, buzzing atmosphere for the troupe's first season in New York City, even if it occasionally felt as if it could barely contain the dancers' high-energy, emotive presentation.

It occasionally felt like a very hyperactive pitch: a wacky idea presented to studio executives by overcaffeinated writers, who'd thought it up in the corridor just before the meeting.

As with a lot of music from what you might call the brains-trust end of the US indie spectrum, it occasionally felt like a difficult scientific problem was being solved in front of you: every note and noise appeared to have been thought carefully through, with an inevitable effect.