Sentence examples for plan feels from inspiring English sources
By comparison, "Morgenthau Plan" feels almost serene.
This war plan feels like a double bank shot.
Sticking to a budget — a dirty word even among many financial planners, who prefer the more euphemistic "spending plan" — feels too much like dieting.
If he's correct in his choice of analogy, then this plan feels a little like Roosevelt's Lend-Lease — a holding measure, trending in the right direction, but too much constrained by what politics will currently allow.
The company's business plan feels a bit familiar — they plan to build casual games and leverage them to build more durable entertainment and media brands.
If the lesson plan feels stale, let it go.
Critics of the plan feel that they have been successful.
The architects of the plan felt that moving the nests was justified in either case.
Democrats, who believed they had an agreement to work off the stopgap plan, felt blindsided, officials said.
I briefly mourned the pricier kitchen, but the cheaper plan felt more realistic and would still be a big improvement.
Other snowmobile enthusiasts, though less critical of the plan, feel that they gave more than they got.
