Sentence examples for program felt from inspiring English sources

Beneath the glossy veneer of a dating show the program felt more like a clichéd confrontation between Chinese and foreign cultures.

No wonder Mr. Freeman, in his biographical note in the program, felt compelled to assure his real family, "This play is not about you".

Although there were indications as early as October that the team might be disbanded, those connected to the program felt blindsided by the announcement in November.

If some of the program felt shopworn by New York standards, there was also an occasional whiff of something unfamiliar, imported from overseas.

Robert Mealy, the collegium's fine concertmaster, provided a strong pulse and rhythmic vitality to the strings, although the overall pace of the first half of the program felt somewhat sluggish.

All professionals who worked at centers where there was already a cDCD program felt that the course contributed to its improvement.

Such subtleties, though, make the rest of the program feel the more crude.

So why does the overall impression of this program feel more facile than the sum of its parts?

The designers of the program feel strongly that all students in a grade or school take the course, not just those who run into trouble with alcohol.

"The Trustee Program feels vindicated by having more Chapter 13s to pad their statistics," he said, "but many unsecured creditors do not really benefit".

Frankly, no one involved in the program feels there is a logical reason for streets to be flooded with Saturday night specials and automatic weapons".