Sentence examples for shows feeling from inspiring English sources

I definitely think you come out of those sort of shows feeling like a more informed person, and you feel passionate.

You leave one of Mr. Chalayan's shows feeling as you do after one of Geoffrey Beene's.

"As long as people walk away from my shows feeling better, as long as they're made whole," he said.

It sounds silly to say that of talented and well-paid designers, but there's a reason you leave their shows feeling good.

I bellowed a lot of sanctimonious backchat at the television during these shows, feeling momentarily and comparatively like a really strong, noble example of a human being.

To help cover the $134 million cost, he significantly reduced the network's total marketing budget for the year, which left some executive producers on other HBO shows feeling slighted, according to people with knowledge of the matter who would discuss the matter only anonymously.

No one wants to leave a Stephen Sondheim show feeling like a dummy, but sometimes people do.

In the final days of the show, feeling ill, he took a taxi home after his last shift.

Seton Hall's men's basketball players left last year's gathering for the N.C.A.A. tournament selection show feeling empty.

But you couldn't help leaving his show feeling as though you somehow understood the man himself, in all his voluptuous restlessness, a bit more instinctively.

He suspects the pieces, taken from the Frans Hals collection, contribute to the show feeling less contemporary, even less American than when he has exhibited stateside.