Sentence examples for whole felt from inspiring English sources

Young people, on the whole, felt like part of Europe because they'd grown up with it.

It was a cute scene, visually remarkable thanks to Disney's work on animating fluid dynamics, but the prospect of the film as a whole felt a bit wet.

Houston said he thought that the move was a wise one because "the organization as a whole felt that Isiah could bring some stability" and that there would be a clear vision.

Out of the artists in this year's Turner prize, she was the one I wanted to win, although the exhibition as a whole felt a great deal livelier than recent years.

There have been times over the last 15 years when oval-ball aficionados in the British Isles – indeed, in Europe as a whole – felt entirely justified in viewing southern hemisphere Super Rugby, in its many numerical manifestations, with the deepest suspicion.

The exercise on the whole felt like making really serviceable burritos for people who aren't really hungry they just want to see you making burritos.

But the project as a whole feels somehow unfocused.

And then, the New York art world as a whole feels becalmed.

The skiing is fine, but the resort as a whole feels less wintry than it should.

Country musicians are largely relatable and the genre as a whole feels approachable and friendly.

A: The whole experience felt like fate.