Sentence examples for long feel from inspiring English sources

Paterson's feigned neutrality (the stanzas, each of them twelve lines long, feel like sonnets shorn of their concluding, and conclusive, couplets) simply makes that weeping, those aches and shouts, more painfully human.

The borough offers few options: Fisher Pool in Jackson Heights and Liberty Pool in Jamaica, both only 75 feet long, feel like backyard swimming holes compared to Astoria's splendor.

Smallish works like "Mus" (1984), a reclining cone of black-painted spruce, domed with bent cedar slats and wire mesh, retain staunch authority, and big or even colossal ones — such as a new wheeled wagon of faceted lumber, whose uptilted wagon tongue is a slender ash trunk about sixty feet long — feel as intimate as whispers.

The Pamiris there have long felt disenfranchised.

Residents have long felt sympathy-challenged.

I expressed some very long felt and deeply felt emotion.

Many criminal-justice experts have long felt the same way.

Thomas L. Friedman has put into words what I have long felt.

To return after so long felt good, if bitter-sweet.

The majority of fans have long felt that.

I had long felt Charlie moving inside me.