Sentence examples for minute can feel from inspiring English sources

Because in the moment it is happening, one minute can feel like more than one year".

But a minute can feel like an eternity when you're stuck under brutal fluorescent lighting, engaged in mortifying brainstorming sessions with colleagues who are just as agonized as you are over the pointlessness of it all.

If you have never sat still before and experienced being rather than doing, one minute can feel like forever.

But one minute can feel like an eternity when the kids are fighting, or when someone slips and falls, or when your boys give you big hugs and tell you how great you are.

Those five minutes can feel like a month.

Those five minutes can feel like five seconds.

Four or five minutes can feel like an eternity.

For the "click-get" generation, being made to wait for a train or even a text message response for more than three minutes can feel like impertinence.

"That is why we have hired many extra staff to look after passengers". For newly blind Patel, standing alone for several minutes can feel like hours.

As with all new EVs, the first few minutes can feel a bit jerky when you release the accelerator until you get a feel for how the regen relates to the pedal position but I was soon modulating the pedal for a nice smooth drive through San Francisco.

Though the experience lasts for less than a quarter hour, time becomes a precarious dimension during the four part visual narrative and 14 minutes can feel like an eternity, or two. .