Sentence examples for much feel like from inspiring English sources

I didn't much feel like following him into the minaret.

But I still don't much feel like going to the gym now.

"I pretty much feel like I'm playing the same way I did in New Jersey".

Or on a hot summer day, as a light lunch or supper when you don't much feel like cooking.

"We pretty much feel like everyone else does," said Andrew Hudson, a spokesman for Denver's mayor, Wellington Webb.

It comes off innocent, but it's a savvy play, and by the time the band's ecstatic, rough-edged set was through, the 'N Sync T-shirt Mr. Clark was wearing didn't much feel like a wink at all.

"Put with all the industry types and like, 'All right girl, sing' — it very much felt like that, like, O.K., I've got to prove myself," she said.

Last weekend at Glastonbury the old guard very much felt like heritage rock, a retreat to safety.

Yet as Waldegrave candidly admits, at the time he very much felt like somebody.

"It very much feels like the atmosphere in the 30s before the second world war," Vajna said.

He did what the audience pretty much feels like doing -- he stepped out of the limo and lost his lunch.