Sentence examples for so felt like from inspiring English sources
Ugandans face many challenges, but their capital city has, for the past decade or so, felt like a safe, familiar place.
Though Mr. Lloyd's comments, few and oblique, played down the occasion for the concert — the number, the milestone — this was a performance with a sense of its own worth: the last 15 minutes or so felt like one extended finale.
The penultimate song has even greater intensity, prefaced with Palmer's admission that she had a bad 2013, the furore over her Kickstarter upsetting her so much that she couldn't write songs and so felt like "a hypocrite".
Of course my judgment is affected by the fact that I know we won't be seeing Will for future episodes, but even so felt like something of a letdown.
In March he said that the state should remove its hand from many parts of the economy, even if doing so felt like cutting its own wrists.This doggedness, along with a new economic team (see article), has raised hopes for reform, which will require grim resolve.
When the game asked me to follow a news reporter named Ray Powers by his handle @StarNews_Ray, doing so felt like part of game play.
Students, rightly so, feel like the state has abandoned them".
You can add other spices if you so feel like, but the overwhelming flavour and smell should be of the saffron flakes.
"So I feel like, oh, let's not prepare".
"So it felt like a honeymoon".
