Sentence examples for present feel from inspiring English sources

And now, on Old-Timers' Day, Steinbrenner made the present feel more like the past.

­Perhaps only in Italy could past and present feel like one big ­family – noisy, eccentric, well ­preserved, respected.

But Mr. Levenstein makes the trip from 1930 to the present feel like a 15-city bus tour.

The connections between past and present feel tenuous, and the Oprah-ready mood of uplift is tainted with a strain of cuteness (Holden).

Not because they are abysmal -- this one is not -- but because they make theater, past and present, feel tired and solipsistic.

Cutting-edge technologies – genetics, robotics, nanotechnology, computational power – are getting sharper by the day and making the present feel increasingly like the future.

Some of the present feel-good mood stems from what people call a "halo effect".

However, the coffee was still being poured, and all present felt entitled to be heard.

The film, though nominally set in the present, feels timeless, and Lisbon at once ancient and contemporary.

In knowing Michèle, and being comfortable in her home, I felt the past become very real, but the present felt more real, too — the extraordinary within the ordinary.

"Subsequent to the [Byers] meeting," Mr Millson wrote, "Nicola Shears and myself have learned that Byers and the two civil servants present felt the meeting went well.