Sentence examples for subsequent feel from inspiring English sources

It's a quality few bands manage, but this band does, and the subsequent feel has the ability to firmly grip a crowd.

The track "Technicolour Yawn" is about the unpleasant effect of a hangover, "Psychofudge" is about drug usage, and "Cheap" deals with one's loss of virginity and the subsequent feel of becoming "sort of cheap and common".

McGann added that the entire ordeal with Thrush and subsequent feelings had made her feel as though she shouldn't be in journalism and that she "had brought this all on myself".

So central is the theme to the film, all subsequent questions feel leading, intentionally or not.

Although he would continue to work until 1979 (collaborating with Wim Wenders on "Lightning Over Water," a painful, vividly imagined account of his own death), most of his subsequent films feel sick or wounded, compromised by outside interference or Ray's insistent personal demons.

You have one great concern for him as this extraordinary year comes to an end: won't every subsequent one feel like an anti-climax?

The subsequent action felt almost like an afterthought.

The vocabulary of classical ballet has been enormously extended since Fokine's day, and subsequent audiences sometimes feel that his choreography is dated.

There's not enough room left afterward for the shock waves to dissipate -- it's hard to believe in Elvis's recovery, or the subsequent events, which feel rushed and skimpy -- but this error in fictional design does increase the sensation that this is unmediated truth, with all the urgency of news.

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Williams, in the 1970s, like subsequent education secretaries, felt the displeasure of the teaching profession at close quarters.