Sentences with phrase «always sort of felt»

Cameras have historically never been a standout feature of a tablet, and have always sort of felt like an afterthought, especially when compared to the cameras available with smartphones.

The stories of previous games in the series always sort of felt like an afterthought to most people.

Cameras have historically never been a standout feature of a tablet, and have always sort of felt like an afterthought, especially when compared to the cameras available with smartphones.

Still, I've always sort of felt out of place, which has made dating a bit of a challenge.

It's funny, because I've been a part of it for a long time, but I've always sort of felt like I was just outside it, too.

«What's important to know is that you never know; you're always sort of feeling your way,» she said, and felt her way deftly.

Not exact matches

When Lyft first launched, recalls the company's director of marketing strategy & operations Gina Ma, «it felt like really asking people to participate in this really big sort of social experiment almost — the idea of doing these things that your mom always told you not to do.»

Most readers of «First Thoughts» are likely, being mostly conservatives of some sort, to feel that things are always getting worse and that the contemporary world has fallen a few steps down the slope towards decadence from the position its predecessors held.

The way things are (and have always been), Christians believe and practice all sorts of crazy, heretical, outlandish things, but people feel like it's «okay» because they have priests, clergy, and seminary - trained pastors who teach them to believe and do these things.

we always had guns of all sorts and we never actually even killed a rabbit, although we would go Rabbit hunting... and try not o kill each other... we felt good about the gun in case of snakes but if we saw rattlers we usually ran...

It is difficult to put all the evidence in such a matter into words, to gather up into a distinct statement all that one bases one's conclusions on, but I have always felt that I had abundant evidence to justify (to myself, at least) the conclusion that I came to then, and since have held to, that the physical change which came at that time was, first, the result of a change wrought within me by a change of mental state; and secondly, that that change of mental state was not, save in a very secondary way, brought about through the influence of an excited imagination, or a consciously received suggestion of an hypnotic sort.

I feel like they always have the best recipes because they have to sort through thousands upon thousands of recipes and choose only a select few that are the best to feature in their magazine every month.

I always feel like the laziest blogger when I post any sort of make - ahead egg dish, like this baked egg sausage casserole.

As a bona fide soup addict and food blogger, I've always felt that the most value I could add to you, soup - lovin» friends, was to share soup recipes that were sort of off the beaten path.

When the likes of Ian Wright, Thierry Henry or the always negative Paul Merson get stuck into Arsenal it is sometimes understandable and with the first two I think it comes from the same sort of frustration that the average fan feels.

I always have hope for the dawgs but also feel there needs to be some sort of change in the way the coaches are doing business....

It always troubles me on these sorts of lines when I feel myself wanting to bet a side away from home who I do not think will finish in the top twelve of the table at the end of the season.

I always worry that if I plan to do something date - related, we'll have a rough week (e.g., meltdowns, colds, etc.) and I'll feel a sort of crafty failure and sadness for my girl as I stuff the unused box of Paas into the back of the closet on Easter Monday... only to not be able to find it again next year when it turns out we do have time and inclination to color eggs.

I sort of feel like, «They always wear their diapers.»

I always like to start articles like this with a little discussion — basically a little disclaimer of sorts that I'm not some b - word out to make anyone feel bad, cut anyone down, or take away their co...

Making room for all sorts of approaches and points of view in the context of a meeting was always important to me, and I hope it helped all moms feel welcome and at ease!

Grace gives a mother's touch to everything, sort of like the district's ever - watchful matriarch, always reluctant to scold you in public, so when she spoke of her feelings during a press conference about Tony Avella and his IDC debacle (an old colleague mind you), we couldn't help but feel like our mother just gave us that look of REAL disappointment.

Yet his impulse was always to make Labour feel good about itself and its core instincts, and to blame election defeat on the sort of things Labour activists hate (inequality, the Iraq war, New Labour's cosying up to the financial sector).

GERBER: I felt this was such a crazy idea, and I'm always very fond of this sort of thing.

I felt sorry for those people in an «I am superior to you because I am always happy» sort of way.

I feel like I always have some sort of grain with a meal and am wondering if the two have anything in common.

It was difficult to walk away from the field of social work but I always felt I would come back to some sort of helping profession.

I have always been told when you are feeling stressed or out of sorts, head outdoors.

I thought a challenge of sorts would be fun to do the first full week after Labor Day Weekend because this time of year always feels like a fall version of New Year's.

Sure I own a few but they have always given me a sort of overly modest feel.

THREE Oh La La Tee / Over the past year I have come to love J.Crew, I mean I've always sort of loved it but until reccently I always felt like way too much of a little girl to ever wear it.

I also found myself faced with the all - too familiar Procrastination To Do List — you know, the one that sort of endlessly grows right before a trip, full of the things that you'll get to «once you get back,» which always feels blissfully far away.

I'm 5» 6 ″ and even though that's sort of average, heels always made me feel too tall, so I'm ALL about the sneakers, too!

I always felt sleeveless layering to be some sort of aesthetic guilty pleasure because it certainly doesn't do much in terms of function...

I feel like Loft and Ann Taylor are always having some sort of sale, so it never really makes sense to pay full price (not that I ever like to pay full price!).

I always feel sort of bad placing non-vintage items into my store, so I was so excited to find out about Threadflip!

Since we moved in, we've always been in some sort of remodeling phase (we still are with our master bathroom and kitchen), but the one room in our house that feels complete and most reflective of our style is our family room.

I always find myself gravitating towards pieces with some sort of utility feel to them.

I feel like sometimes, buying stocking stuffers can be so difficult and always sort of an after thought.

It always feels good to have a thorough sorting at the start of Spring, and these are the steps I used myself when I had a huge closet clear - out in January.

This really cute blouse is from Cooper & Ella, and I think it's playful but sort of sophisticated — and I always like red and blue as a color combination because it feels fresh.

I have always wanted to do some sort of harvest «feel» cake for that holiday....

(I'm sort of a beginner) I've always wanted to ask but felt it was a stupid question.

It always feels like there never is enough time to sort out all of the shopping, planning, and organizing I totally thought I was going to get done when school was over in June.

I think it's always weird when you get off schedule... I feel all out of sorts if I don't post 5 times a week but you're right, it's a bit much.

Her room always felt to be a bit of a mismatch of sorts as she always seems to be the one to get all the hand me downs.

As always, when working from home, I like to be comfortable but at the same time some sorts of put - together: not only just in case someone knocks at the door and I don't want said someone to see me in my dressing gown, but also because the only action of dressing and seeing myself in some matching clothes makes me feel motivated and reminds me that procrastination on your bed with your PJs on is not really a good idea!

Farming games, village life simulators, and similar games to Stardew Valley have always felt most at home on some sort of portable device.

The film feels like an experiment that always straddles the line between provocative and pretentious, but at feature length, that sort of strategy becomes tedious.

And the people I have had that flirtatious relationship with, they always sort of stare at me blankly when I try to explain why I'm feeling melancholy that day.