Sentence examples for specifically feels from inspiring English sources

There's nothing in the design that specifically feels like the Olympics, other than the five rings at the top, on the right hand side.

He has been there for thirty years and feels lost — specifically, feels not like a whole person but like "fragments — pieces of a man" (a marvelous echo of Gil Scott-Heron's 1971 album).

Actually, it specifically feels like we're living in Philip Roth's The Plot Against America".

Asked what Baca specifically feels bad about, the attorney said: "He feels bad about a lot of things".

Asked what Baca specifically feels bad about, the attorney said: "He feels bad about a lot of things". Zweiback said that federal sentencing guidelines specify up to six months in prison for making a false statement, but that Baca could also be sentenced to probation and not serve any time behind bars.

Chekhov, no matter how adept the translation, needs to exist in a specifically felt present in which all the performers share.

The U.A.E. has specifically felt some pressure to tighten oversight on trade with Iran, with which it has had a long history of commercial links.

Their grip over the Seleção was specifically felt at the 1990 World Cup, where they would meet regularly for prayer, invariably led by right-back Jorginho, who years later would be the assistant manager in the 2010 World Cup campaign.

Their computer confidence levels are reported at 75.3% and specifically feel very confident when it comes to working with a computer (85.7%).

Thailand specifically felt a shock from the Aug. 17 bombing at the central Bangkok Erawan shrine, causing one of its seemingly periodic dips in visitor traffic.

And this year, specifically, felt as if it was geared more toward rebuilding through the post-Jeter era rather than actually winning.