Sentences with phrase «far it feels fine»

So far it feels fine, I think I'm just losing my mind a little early this training cycle Lots of luck for tomorrow!

I plan on managing this for the summer, and so far feel fine.

Not exact matches

He is known to have been impertinent to his elders as far back as age 12, when he argued fine theological points with them in the temple, without any consideration for the feelings of his parents.

i have not felt the baby move yet, having discomfort around my uterus, but so far, i have been fine.

And in looking further, the recent interviews have a sort of washed out feeling to them, the news video looks appropriated aged, but the in the moment film looks fine.

The net play side of things, however, isn't nearly as fine tuned and feels unfairly balanced in favour of net rushers; it's far easier to put away an easy volley into the open court than it is to hit a pin - point accurate passing shot with your player on the run, game after game.

Excessive length can be fine: In the case of «Toni Erdmann,» I thought it gave the film's character studies room to breathe, and the film felt far shorter than its running time.

At 30 minutes, there's certainly a feeling that the album could have run far longer and been even more satisfying, but even so this should be in any James Newton Howard fan's collection, and while he has written many fine scores since, this remains one of his very best efforts.

Ann Hornaday, Washington Post: ««The Magnificent Seven» is fine as far as it goes, but — especially when the familiar strains of the 1960 theme song begin wafting over the final scenes — one can't help feeling that it should have gone much further.»

Some cars will look incredible while others slightly less so, and there are moments where it just feel that cars further ahead in the distance seem to lack finer detail and sharpness.

Bad clutch install (mind you, it works just fine, though it feels as if the slave cylinder isn't pushing quite far enough - can be «notchy» going into gear)

I just wish the Rogue — which is far better - styled than Nissan's awkward, angular Altima and Maxima sedans — didn't feel so much like a fine container without much content.

For sure, the higher - up trims are undoubtedly far nicer («Grand Touring» gets items like lane departure warning and radar - guided cruise control, whereas the flagship «Signature» has all of that on top of its uber - luxurious Nappa leather and rosemary wood interior trim), but we feel the Touring spec is the sweet spot in the Mazda CX - 9 range, and those less inclined to have the most upmarket interior or the most advanced gadgets will be fine without the luxuries available in the top two trims.

Regarding transmissions, the six - speed manual is a peach, offering excellent precision, feel and gearing - it's definitely better than the CVT, which is fine as far as variable transmissions go, but it loses 20 Nm and also turns the Civic into a bit too much of a sedate cruiser for some taste buds.

Taking this rig off - road, the V6 handled its job just fine but I still feel a few more horses would have made for some extra fun and further justify the price tag.

A further high - quality feature, both to look at and to feel, is the so - called «3D seam»: a fine strip of Alcantara ® set into the leather - covered instrument panel demonstrates the attention to detail that is so typical of Mercedes - AMG.

From the aggressive RS - specific exterior to the S Sport seats trimmed in Fine Nappa leather, the feel of the track isn't far away.

On our drive of the new Suzuki Swift from Pune to Lonavala, we felt the AGS has been further fine - tuned from those we have seen in other Maruti's.

Even base trims seem relatively polished, and a high - end model can feel like the furthest thing from a utility truck with its leather - lined and climate - controlled seats, heated steering wheel, and all - around fine craftsmanship.

As far as the antibiotics, I feel that every dog should get them just in case (you never know how rambunctious the dog may be and injure the wound and get it infected), but many dogs don't need them and heal just fine quickly.

Dogs might feel fine about an infant who stays put, but once the child hits toddler stage, with erratic and unpredictable movements, a dog might be far less comfortable around the child.

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Within sight of the river and practically next to Mut Mee Guest House, Siri is a fine choice if you prefer a more straightforward but still comfortable Thai - style guesthouse near the riverside promenade — or if Mut Mee is full and you don't feel like walking far.

The sand here is fine and white with no rocky patches and it stretches on so far that it will never feel crowded - even during the busy summer season.

So the good news is that this feels like a fine return to form for the Hitman series so far.

For me this is a great element to add to the Mario Kart franchise, but I feel it could have been taken a step further maybe with colour customisation and fine tuning you kart.

So far, we have seen only unique IP's in this genre for the PSVR but now, thanks to the fine folks behind Rick and Morty, we get our first tie - in that uses the same tropes we have seen in similar titles, yet thanks to the universe it takes place, still manages to feel a little fresh.

This most fundamental element of Gran Turismo Sport is currently not its most impressive, with driving mechanics that feel no further developed than those of GT6 — that is to say, fine, though not as delicate as those you'll enjoy in Project Cars.

And that's fine; not everything is going to appeal to everyone, after all, but despite recognizing how big some of these announcements were, I just feel like I'm in something of a melancholy holding pattern as far as Sony's E3 this year goes.

Wagner felt that the Greek tragedies of Aeschylus had been the finest (though still flawed) examples so far of total artistic synthesis, but that this synthesis had subsequently been corrupted by Euripides.

You're part of a functioning and important system of justice largely free from corruption, and that feels fine (OK, the Canadian justice system is far from perfect, but it's not a joke either).

The Note 8 camera itself is fine, and Live Focus is cool enough, but, far from a class - leading experience, the Note 8's dual camera feels like Samsung arriving late to the party without a bottle of wine.

Overall, like the LG G5, there's a feeling that the Moto Z goes too far to accommodate the accessories: that's fine if you're sold on the concept, but if you're just hunting for a good smartphone, the design doesn't really stack up.