Sentence examples for that really feel from inspiring English sources

"There is a subgroup of individuals that really feel satiated" when treated with the two drugs, said Dr. Still.

The only streets that really feel like they belong to Little Italy, Mulberry and Grand, are still crammed with venerable Italian restaurants and shops.

Or perhaps clock-watchers - able to consume only one or two books each season - prefer summer stories that really feel like a read; novellas represent neither value for money nor a reward for the work put in.

That variation remains available, but for those that really feel like they need some extra range Nissan is now offering an option that pretty much matches the competition in the Leaf Plus.

If there are things about the job or the way things are done that really feel at odds with you or less than ideal, there's no way for them to know if you don't raise the issue.

But you're still striving for the ones that really feel beautiful in the end".

"I only did things that really felt worth my time and energy," she said.

It's a documentary that really feels like an action film".

"There's something about this sound that really feels like home," says Kelley, warmly.

It's beautifully weighted and is the first stylus that really feels like a traditional writing instrument.

"There is something about a truly collaborative effort that really feels right.