Sentence examples for warning felt from inspiring English sources

Out on the sea, General Salehi's warning felt, if not carefully calibrated, then at least carefully timed.

With its spacey textures and shape-shifting grooves, Beyoncé's self-titled album — released this month on iTunes with no warning — felt like the superstar end point to a year rich in adventurous R&B.

I suppose that makes sense, given they're all part of the same army, but it becomes disorientating, and the switching of combat styles with no warning feels awkward at best (and more often simply annoying, if I'm being entirely honest).

However, parlous has an arch, archaic ring and carries a touch of the pompously bookish (like fraught), while perilous has a straightforward, sailor-take-warning feel.

Despite the warning, I felt cheated, too.

Without warning, Wes felt a new voltage in his mind, a switch in his instincts.

Without warning, John felt his boat being rammed broadside and pushed almost parallel to the beach.

Let off with just a warning, she feels lucky.

Suddenly with no warning it feels like I am hanging on the window ledge of life and my fingers are starting to slip.

The students said they had seen nothing when, without warning, when they felt the collision with the submarine Greeneville.

In each instance, Brian Williams cautioned viewers to look away if necessary, but those who tuned in after his warning must have felt surprise to see the terrible scene.