Sentence examples for view feels from inspiring English sources

Although the birds remain grounded, the point of view feels miraculous.

"The government, from a historical point of view, feels a responsibility towards its weak citizens," said Rasmus Larsen, chief adviser at the Ministry for Ecclesiastical Affairs, discussing the law.

There is nothing wrong with writing about a marriage breakup from the husband's voice, but to attempt a 360-degree portrait that does not allow the wife her own point of view feels awkward.

In retrospect, "Cracked Rear View" feels like both an unlikely success its ambling, airy folk-rock was at odds, both musically and ideologically, with the dissonance of grunge, then the dominant mode for guitar bands and an obvious one.

And no view feels grander than that from the plastic perch of a Jet Ski or other personal watercraft, with adrenaline coursing through your veins as you rip through wind chop at 50 miles per hour before coming to rest under the curving span of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.

In the end, Daydream View feels like a next step, not the culminating arrival point for consumer VR.

As we all know, it's especially difficult to take other people's point of view, feel what they're feeling, and act on those feelings when we are stressed ourselves.

Here's one view, feel free to share yours.

But my room, even with no view, felt like a bargain.

Those who hold this view feel that governmental authority will continue to decline at all levels.

If binging on Vines feels like barhopping, the special collections on Street View feel like more wholesome clickbait.