Sentence examples for like a feat from inspiring English sources
His resemblance to the photograph seemed like a feat, as if he were posing now.
Ian Barnett's English text (a collaboration with the Argentinian author) looks like a feat of translation, in which the labyrinthine sentences writhe with inventive similes.
"It seems like a feat, but if it were your house, you'd know where things are, too," Mr. McFall said while pulling books off shelves, almost without looking at their titles, to fill a large order.
After all, publishing blogger T.S. pointed out how hard it already was landing a first job in book publishing back in 2007 — he said it seemed like a feat comparable to climbing Mount Everest.
With Liverpool's defence anchored by Kolo Touré – whom Klopp does not pretend is anything other than in the twilight of his career – and more prone to conceding corners than any other Premier League team, finding the way to score did not seem like a feat of science.
That means, provided the US market remains stable, China will need consistent 50% growth rates for the next seven years – which sounds like quite a feat to me (it managed about 35% last year), even with the current programme of cinema construction.
This is by far the movie's greatest act of fancy, for who has ever accomplished a like feat?
Matching a man very much more liked than himself was a feat, of sorts, for Mr Miliband.At times, your correspondent judged, the Labour leader in fact did very much better than Mr Cameron.
Ms. Sandberg, whose ideas about working women have prompted both enthusiasm and criticism, is attempting nothing less than a Friedan-like feat: a national discussion of a gender-problem-that-has-no-name, this time in the workplace, and a movement to address it.
The latest blows to Beth Israel come when the hospital is trying to stand among historically elite centers like New York Hospital and Mount Sinai, a feat that even 15 years ago would have seemed unattainable.
