Sentence examples for rushed feel from inspiring English sources

But the evening had a rushed feel, with the business of campaigning looming.

But the stop in Kazan had a rushed feel to it, and Mrs. Clinton has little time these days for even brief forays.

Though there were good examples of shared decision-making and parent and child engagement some parents said the process felt rushed and they felt excluded.

But as Martin Beck of the EY Item Club has noted, there was always a bit of a "sugar rush" feel to that spree.

There isn't much doing around these parts, which makes the discovery of sweet, smart girl-next-door Hannah (Odeya Rush) feel huge.

"I don't feel rushed, I don't feel frantic out there.

Some parts feel rushed and some parts feel like they are dragging.

Physicians rated how fatigued and how rushed they felt during the encounter by two single items, each on seven-point scales.

But pushing or rushing can feel really uncomfortable.

The water, having fallen, with an almighty rush, feels as if it might be being rocked in a great basin.

Warrington then seized the initiative, with Joel Monaghan touching down at the second attempt after what Rush felt was a decisive penalty in the Wolves' favour.