Sentence examples for stores feel from inspiring English sources

Many independent stores feel betrayed by Mr. Ferriss, whom they had championed.

At the moment, he is focused on "making sure that the customers from these stores feel like they're even better than they've been".

"Sainsbury's is very good at making colleagues in stores feel really valued and in a world that is increasingly digital, stores can feel slightly forgotten.

Uniformed guards and police officers will not be the only forces doing their part to make sure the malls and stores feel safe this season.

But the attacks on stores feel more personal — and are met with greater outrage — because retailers invest so much in advertising to forge an emotional connection between shoppers and their favorite brands.

But the attacks on stores feel more personal and are met with greater outrage because retailers invest so much in advertising to forge an emotional connection between shoppers and their favorite brands.

Stealing CDs from stores feels like theft; for a long time, at least, stealing music by downloading MP3s didn't.

Taken together, the two stores felt as if someone had assembled a checklist of sense-memory items and stacked them all on the shelves for us to see.

The right record stores, like the right comic and book and video stores, were manned by knowledge guardians who scared the bejeezus out of us, so the act of going in to these stores felt kind of intrepid.

Although I lived less than a mile away, the mall, with its bubbling fountain and fancy department stores, felt a world apart, as if I could step out of my economically depressed mill town straight into some bright unknown future.

Walking through brick-and-mortar stores feels stuck in the past.