Sentence examples for together feel from inspiring English sources

Dull filmmaking and spiritless dialogue can together feel like a curse that hangs over actors, stifling their every other scene.

I'm reading feelings in here, but I think Mr. Frank was reading them into his subjects, which is why his pictures, separately and together, feel so personally laden.

"I am so much looking forward to see all my people gathered together, feel their energy and show them the best of me.

Not until 2014 did Doctoroff and the board of directors he had put together feel confident enough to start looking for an artistic director.

It's not anything you'd notice unless you've worn both, but the way the pockets are put together feel more thought out.

The camp then had a thrown together feel - the Bush administration was improvising and no-one was sure how long it would last.

Cramming all your study together feels good.

Our living together felt natural, and we treated each other as roommates, not potential ­conquests.

Picking them both up together feels like picking up a feather and a dumbbell.

What I'd pieced together felt as if it were something stolen from others.

Bembem Devi, the captain, said "being in camp together feels good".