Sentence examples for task feel from inspiring English sources

In the course of repairing a shelf, one might use a hammer and feel its heft and balance to be splendidly proportioned for the task, feel the handle to be molded in a way that perfectly fits one's hand, perceive its materials to have been selected with attention to their fitness for driving nails, and so forth.

Three months later, when I sat up unaided in my bed for the first time, that seemingly simple task felt like the greatest victory.

Fair enough, but the task felt barely possible — I've come to think of Westbrook's manner of dress as inextricable, on some level, from the way he acquits himself on the court.

While compiling unexplored photographic works in the NPG, Lloyd also spent several months at Colnaghi's, the Bond Street gallery responsible for first showing the portraits of early photographic luminaries such as Julia Margaret Cameron, compiling a comprehensive catalogue of works from the 1860s to the present day - a task felt by many to be Loyd's greatest achievement.

For Chief Executive Frederick A. "Fritz" Henderson, the task feels like running a marathon and a sprint simultaneously.

Those who did the hard task felt negatively about it.

Those who did the easy task felt positively about it.

I can't write a book in Spanish, and that's how this task felt.

If an activity or task felt significant, I'd ask myself why I was so attached to it.

Every action you take feels like you're moving through concrete, and the heaviness of the task feels like hardcore labor.

So, every night, my task felt more pastoral than anything else, and I was doing much more than just talking about what the book said.