Sentence examples for progress felt from inspiring English sources

Their progress felt merited.

Escaping the straight line of progress felt almost subversive.

Broiles said at work, the pace of progress felt like people were moving through "a pool of molasses".

And all my emotional progress feels lost.

The anarchy into which this tie descended through extra-time actually made Chelsea's eventual progress feel almost incidental.

Their progress feels more serene when an unbeaten league run is extended to seven games by successive victories, however narrow.

What we have here is not historically uncommon: the early progress of an intensely clever, emotionally febrile figure, whose worries are further chafed by his dismay at seeing how directionless that progress feels.

Beckett's correspondence, Lane writes, shows us "the early progress of an intensely clever, emotionally febrile figure whose worries are further chafed by his dismay at seeing how directionless that progress feels".

The rate of progress feels slow relative to the scale of the problem, and to the particular challenges we have now around fees and with the government withdrawing funding from arts, humanities and social sciences.

That, my friends, is what progress feels like.

Simon McBurney, who is notoriously leery of letting people see his work in progress, evidently felt vindicated by expressions of puzzlement directed at him.