Sentence examples for which felt more from inspiring English sources

During lunch, a panel of Mets bloggers held a Q. & A., which felt more like a group-therapy session.

I've heard more spontaneous performances of Suk's glorious Asrael Symphony but none which felt more organic or which chronicled its thematic transformations more lucidly.

Contained within A Moon Shaped Pool was also a Hail to the Thief-like warning about the state of the world, which felt more appropriate than ever.

At the reading, which felt more like a family reunion than a book party, Mr. Papaleo's two sons and two stepsons were among the 40 or so guests.

One of my quarrels with "The Peacock Emporium" is that, at the end, I wanted more of Athene's story, which felt more emotionally profound given her culturally inhibited choices.

Many of the women we spoke to about changes to the civil service in the past 30 years talked about the positives: they saw it as a career in which they could succeed, which felt more progressive than other sectors.

The windows are draped in black, which feels more protective than gloomy.

He barks out another laugh which feels more like a nervous tick.

There's also the Christ storyline, which feels more shoehorned here than ever before.

Kaelan is exaggerating — "Hard World" and other experiences have used jump cuts, some of which feel more jarring than others.

Witness the Circle group's recent hospital in Bath, designed by Foster and Partners, which feels more like a boutique hotel.