Feels in a sentence

After what feels like an eternity, Demon Slayer: Swordsmith Village has finally been released in Japanese theaters.

A defensive lineman or CB feels like the pick, and Kancey is generally rated higher across boards than Deonte Banks.

Acevedo says the relaunch of Magic Happens feels like a reunion of the team that launched the parade in 2020.

All the stories in the collection are told with real humour and tenderness and each reread feels like a gift.

Alex feels she makes a difference by spending time to engage with children and give them the care they need.

All in all, this strap lock system feels premium while costing way less than the most blazoned strap locks.

All this coupled with a floor-skimming black dress adds up to what feels like a Serious Artistic Statement.

A confident Robins, meanwhile, said: “It’s a new era, there’s no doubt about that, and it feels like that.

After a crushing defeat like the one the Boks experienced, it often feels as if it’s all doom and gloom.

A ‘feels like’ temperature is minus 4C is forecast for 8am, with it feeling like minus 2C until 10am.

Abby feels that both schools have similar ideas that run parallel; tarana and taanam, for example.

Alina Wolfe Murray, Network Rail’s sponsor for the project, feels this outweighs the inconvenience of temporarily closing the bridge.

When I complete a mission it feels like I have achieved something and also feels like I’m going on a muddy roadtrip.

Her answer was nuanced, balancing both the grief she feels over her loss, and the joy she feels in other aspects.

She said "More than how ashamed he feels for what he has done, but how sorry for feels towards this young girl.

Brockers said this week that his ankle feels great and that he feels out the way it was supposed to in the end.

In spite of the familiar outcome, head coach Tom Herman feels like this year’s outing feels different in some key ways.

It has some way to go before it feels entirely ‘complete’ but feels a little different than it should all the way down.

He feels he can't tell anyone about his experiences, and feels like an outsider where his family is concerned.

This is a perfect opportunity for a do-over because controlling our kids' social media feels so big and it feels so hard.