Sentence examples for where it feels from inspiring English sources

Stroll around the town and there is no doubt about where it feels its identity lies.

Expanding its presence is an area where it feels that increased collaboration with Snow could bear fruit.

In a country anxious about its own security, in a region where it feels threatened, it takes courage to speak in these terms.

The commission identified no fewer than nine areas of "serious concern", where it feels that Poland has yet to live up to its treaty commitments.

STOP the pen or pencil where it "feels" right.

Areas, in other words, where it feels more comfortable.

You reach a point where it feels impossible to survive another day.

Retire to Mississippi, they say, "Where it feels like coming home".

There are even some stretches where it feels like a real (albeit boring) movie.

"It gets into a space, for some people, where it feels a bit frightening".

Marathon runners talk about experiencing spells in a race where it feels ridiculously, laughably easy.