Sentence examples for plain feel from inspiring English sources

That lustrous time when you can just plain feel good.

"I think there will be times during the season when you just plain feel old and tired and you have to play through them.

Some people just like it better Occasionally, people will toy with the idea of an "orientational" element to polyamory or monogamy: some folks just plain feel aligned with monogamy or non-monogamy.

Either they work far too many hours in hopes of getting ahead and their regular lives are suffering, or they have thousands of ideas for projects and feel confused about the right moves to make, or they just plain feel paralyzed and uncertain.

But here's your choice in 2012: you can watch a show like Haider Ackermann's, in a grand salon, with pretentious music and models giving the old death-ray glamour stare as they mince down the carpet in opulent leathers and pencil skirts, or you can sit back in front of Ms. Kawakubo's plywood runway and have your consciousness opened by what she does with plain felt.

That might help to explain why singing just plain feels good.

For one thing, it just plain feels better to think good thoughts than bad or neutral ones.

Plus, it just plain feels great.

Plus, it just plain feels good, so, to start your morning right, don't skip this simple treat.

Nowhere else can a plain pedestrian feel so indispensible.

Some photographs in "Hidden in Plain Sight" feel less "found" than others: More effort went into finding their subjects than Evans expended before shooting dinner leftovers.