Sentence examples for store feeling from inspiring English sources

It's designed that way so you enter the store feeling good about your healthy purchases and don't feel as bad buying all those cookies, chips and bottles of soda later.

"A lot of women leave the store feeling whole again," she said.

John Pavlou, a sculptor, was living over his parents' grocery store, feeling utterly isolated from Manhattan artistic life.

After trying on 20 bras to find one that fit, and not particularly well at that, she left the store feeling naked and intruded upon.

Three hours later, down $400, Marie left the convenience store feeling guilty and ashamed, vowing, again, to kick gambling for good.

I went to this store — feeling uncomfortable to begin with — and when I handed this guy my credit card he said, "Oh, I'm so honored!" Q. Did you try to correct him? A. No.

"When we want a great product today, we go to a specialty store" like J. Crew, or H&M, Mr. Johnson said, and he wanted to create a specialty-store feeling within Penney.

Gary Mills, Retail Director said: "We know the Christmas shop can be stressful and we want our customers to leave our stores feeling festive.

At the bottomline, they sell the kid-in-the-candy-store feeling, the Oh-My-God-I-can-buy-all-of-this-and-still-have-money-left experience.

Now when searching for toys, you can see 360-degree photos of the products, which is meant to bring that in-store feeling of holding and touching a product to the online experience.

I have never been able to pass a used-book store without feeling compelled to buy an armload.