Sentence examples for whether it feels from inspiring English sources

Whether something's funky or flawless is less important than whether it feels right.

Whether it feels unfair in low-lying parts of the Thames or Severn valleys I'm not so sure.

But it comes down to an ethical decision about whether it feels right, and I know selling out won't bring me happiness".

"Law firms have gotten over the hurdle of whether it feels comfortable to advertise at all, and then once over that hurdle, are doing very creative advertising".

He orders tea and we talk in a mixture of English and French – his English excellent – and I ask whether it feels as if a year has passed.

He moved back to Yorkshire because he wanted to be closer to his parents (his mother was seriously ill last year), but looks faintly astonished when I ask him whether it feels good to be home.

He uses the vOICe, and when I asked whether it felt like vision to him he pointed out that even normal sight is the gateway to a range of experiences.

This morning, as I was rereading The New Yorker's coverage of Haiti's earthquake from a year ago, and having trouble deciding whether it felt like more or less than a year since it hit, I came to this sentence, in a post by Steve Coll, on other earthquakes he had known: Upon repetition, covering earthquakes gradually became less pure.

I asked him whether it felt strange to speak on behalf of women, considering he is a man.

Whether or not it feels "too soon" for Hollywood to be making a film about Steve Jobs, it's happening.

Try introducing yourself with your new name to some strangers to see whether or not it feels natural.