Sentence examples similar to o feel from inspiring English sources

Getting up close, each open "O" feels like an invitation.

My Pure-O feels like a perpetual game of uttering "Bloody Mary" three times in the mirror.

But, to watch a Jackass movie where he didn't get in front of a bull would be a fucking let down!" Aside from not wanting to see his friends get hurt, perhaps the kind of sensitivity that comes with maturity, Steve-O feels that a big reunion would rain on the personal parade he's spent so long cultivating.

But to watch a Jackass movie where he didn't get in front of a bull would be a fucking let down!" Aside from not wanting to see his friends get hurt, perhaps the kind of sensitivity that comes with maturity, Steve-O feels that a big reunion would rain on the personal parade he's spent so long cultivating.

OLDSBURY: O, I feel sorrow in my heart!

Intriguingly, he also discusses his ideas for a kind of feel-o-rama, in which screenings of the film would be accompanied by "six or seven tactile synchronisations" at viewers' fingertips – putty for a corpse, hair for hair.

We represent our country's culture beyond its borders, and we do not want o be made to feel ashamed of you.

This intellectual content notwithstanding, "O Peixe" felt to me like a refreshment.

Your plain tourists who have happened upon it during stays in France seem almost uniformly to love it, while serious beer-o-philes feel professionally compelled to put it down: too sweet, one-dimensional, too bitter, what have you.

But as holiday larks go, the Christmas Tree-O can feel unusually stout and lived-in — maybe because its emotional palette squares so nicely with the year-round demeanor of Mr. Wilson, who at 48 has credibly retained his boyish enthusiasm.

But apparently my secondhand discomfort was unfounded; not only was the whole thing over in seconds, but afterward Julie said: "Is it happening yet?" – because the O-Shot felt like nothing.