Sentence examples for past feel from inspiring English sources

The movie makes viewers feel good, and it even makes those whose heyday is long past feel good about that.

In a dance-music genre that prizes inventive sonics, Daft Punk's engineers helped them make the past feel new.

Some inversion that events in the recent past feel closer as we age?

Why do those who may have identified as bisexual in the past feel the need to find other terms for their sexuality today?

But it's 2017 now, everyone's a little more self-conscious and the once-bright light shows and mega DJs of festival seasons past feel a little dimmer.

The Memorial Day weekend, however, will be a time for the community to stop, reflect, pay tribute to the past, feel grateful for the present, and plan for the future.

But his characterization of those beliefs — the sense of duty, the feelings of indebtedness to the past — feels empty and abstract, pretentious, as Hemingway would have put it, without the context.

"I have in the past felt sorry for the ceilings and the walls.

Perhaps because the present is so new and thin, the past feels close at hand.

Beyond "Comey-a-Lago," the past felt unusually present in other ways this week.

As academic historians, we're trained to look beyond what the past felt like.