Sentence examples for once feel like from inspiring English sources

Summer Stars series, Ms. LuPone does not, for once, feel like an unstoppable force.

Did I once feel like a tulip bending gracefully toward its own root, its own death, the lower my head the more beautiful?

You never once "feel" like you're playing as the Taliban, just as you never really "feel" like you're playing as an American soldier.

And there she was, fighting for her life and yet she never made us once feel like our child's illness was anything less than important.

What once felt like a jolly skip through Bergdorf now feels like an intravenous feed.

"I never once felt like it was slipping away," he said, shrugging.

But he also has a problem of manner: what once felt like comic insouciance now veers perilously close to smugness.

He did not repeat that he once felt like he would "throw up" after reading President John F. Kennedy's address in 1960 about the subject.

And reading magazines, which once felt like an arm-wrestling match with intrusion-happy programmers, is now a graceful, effortless experience.

Some residents can hardly remember that strolling atop an abandoned elevated train track on the Far West Side once felt like a novelty.

What once felt like an innovative method for cancelling out tactical advantages now feels like a direct impediment to Inter's hopes of ever establishing their own personality.