Sentence examples for which felt very from inspiring English sources

I had the piano tuned quite recently.... so I started tinkling a bit, which felt very strange after seven-odd years".

The drab architecture reflects the monolithic nature of church theologies: "Unlike the small businesses, which felt very individualistic, and about creating your own world view, the church felt more about power, about converting people, so they could have wealth".

We hit the salt flats, riding fast, which felt very wrong, as our senses looked at the big slab of white and told us it had to be slippery, treacherous, no place for a motorcycle.

"Obviously that has to be caveated: it's a hell of a place and utterly distressing in so many ways, but it was fascinating to see how different groups were establishing a kind of urbanism which felt very authentic, very deeply rooted in their cultures".

"They said 'life has never been so good' which felt very rewarding," he said.

I stopped doing cocaine, which felt very adult and responsible.

It's a simple, attractive design, which feels very solid.

"The real problem is how we live with a Russia which feels very exposed.

Players take control of four forces, each of which feels very different to play.

It worked for several reasons, not least because of Michele's self-referentiality which feels very in the air (Armani quickly followed suit).

The town's unpaved road, which feels very much like a simple path through a jungle, is now lined with eco-friendly lodges, yoga retreats and trendy restaurants serving organic food.