Sentence examples for recent feels from inspiring English sources

Another explanation is that those for whom the treatment is recent feels stronger care needs for adverse effects.

The nonfiction collections of novelists – such as Zadie Smith's jazzy pensées in the recent Feel Free – often showcase their intellectual range.

But Ms. Smith's recent work feels a little too precious.

"Azimuth," like many of Pilobolus's recent collaborations, feels undercooked, rushed through development.

For most people who live in Kabul however, the most recent one feels different.

"A Delicate Truth," like most of le Carré's recent novels, feels like a rebuttal to George Smiley's theory.

And that setting, slap bang in the middle of the most divisive election race in recent history, feels apt.

Strand's recent work feels less like that leisurely middle period and more like the early work, extended now by agony, aging, the deaths of intimates.

Whatever his motive, Kelly is neither apologizing nor playing the victim; his recent work feels like a Bible-study session crossed with a very lurid soap opera.

But because it is so recent, it feels precarious: HIV is a reminder of an era that is so near to our own.

No matter what you think of Microsoft, using Windows XP on a new or very recent PC feels sure, swift and satisfying.