Sentence examples for point feel from inspiring English sources

What true creative striver does not at some point feel the pain of futility in this capriciously rewarding world?

The producers' continuing insistence on showing this stuff is one of several things that make "The X Factor," at least to this point, feel bloated.

Anyone who had been expecting rectilinear abstraction will at this point feel disappointment; we're back among the Nordic heroes, in Dungeons & Dragons territory.

Engineers at Entergy, the company that operates Indian Point, feel confident that their dome could withstand even that level of force.

If you don't hear from them and want to make a point, feel free "to call and say, 'I hope you're not ill,' " said Judith Martin, the nationally syndicated columnist known as Miss Manners.

"We continue to review emergency plans, and at this point feel as comfortable as you can in this environment," said Tom Kelly, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in New York.

Every point feels like the most significant point now.

In the circumstances today's point felt like three.

That turning point feels more than a little contrived now.

And Egan makes this point felt in an organic way, without pointing it out didactically.

Ambiguity, even marginal ambiguity, on so central a point feels weird.