Sentence examples for to feel nice from inspiring English sources

But at least the lawmakers got a chance to feel nice about themselves.

It has to feel nice on the skin, so anything that is silk, a soft cotton or silk-cashmere.

"It is incredibly challenging, but that's because he doesn't write it for it to feel nice or sound nice or relax the audience into a sweeping melody.

Everything had to be audible; there's some interesting percussion, and the hook had to feel nice and big.

Everyone wants to feel nice and safe and close to God.

"It's just a big problem in general for women… It's a hot day out—I do deserve the right to be comfortable in the heat and to feel nice about myself".

You want your muscles to feel nice and loose, and your body to feel limber.

Do everything this time in the shower, as it gives you a lot of time to feel nice and warm.

Just bend down to touch your toes, roll your neck and shoulders, and stretch your wrists to feel nice and loose.

The end result is a phone somehow manages to feel nicer in the hand than its slightly larger counterpart — the first One wasn't unwieldy by any stretch, but its little brother fit more comfortably in my hefty mitts.

So it's nice to actually spend time with a girl and actually be able to make her feel nice as well.