Sentences with phrase «same odd feeling»

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Wenger did the same for Arsenal too but the nature of his last 13 years would mean his conspicuous presence at every home game would feel odd.

If the unions felt strange agreeing with the BRC, the will have felt even odder winding up on the same page as infamous right - wing outfit the Taxpayers» Alliance.

In that flick, it felt odd to see all these absurdly philosophical GIs, but the same sort of thoughtfulness makes a lot more sense here.

Odd thing is, 2003's expeditious X2 more or less covered the same ground in a matter of seconds, as opposed to 107 minutes that feel like almost as many hours.

So, when we do not have the words to express how we feel, sometimes a gesture can accomplish the same thing, even if it may seem a little odd.

Very little can create the all - enveloping, sensory overload delivered by the Lamborghini Aventador LP 750 - 4 Superveloce, and nothing has quite the same mix of brutal response, thunderous noise, and that odd feeling of relief when you've finished your time behind the wheel and survived despite trying to exploit all it has to give.

At 9 / 10ths, the Mini somehow manages to feel planted and dynamic at the same time, but what's really odd is that the Cooper S feels like a much better car when driven like a maniac.

Approaching such groups can feel odd, but just remember they're there for the same reason you are.

Now the only thing I felt odd was that the environments didn't carry the same amount of details as the character models.

Standard walking speed is about the same as an old lady who complains about the weather a lot, and you can only backpedal at a snail's pace, which feels odd in a game involving melee combat, although said combat is utterly imprecise and has about as much sense of impact as two snails colliding, with just as much finesse.

I don't really care about the gimmick one way or the other; Jackbox games are played the same way and are incredibly enjoyable, though it does feel odd to use such an advanced machine with specifically - designed controllers for games like this.

In order to protect himself, Raiden has access to a parry ability, which is performed by pressing the light attack button and flicking the analogue stick toward the incoming attack as the same time — something that feels a little odd to start, but soon becomes part of the game's natural flow.

The company has been sticking to the same franchises for years and years, so it feels odd when Nintendo reveals something completely original and unfamiliar.

At the same time, odd moments were so frequent that they presented a somewhat cryptic and confusing feel that sometimes bogged down an otherwise outstanding experience.

At first it feels like an odd fit, but it works surprisingly well, and there's the same little twist of joy when looking at a new and much more powerful gun that has dropped, when sinking materials into re-rolling a good gun to reach more of its potential, or when literally doubling the DPS by combining and inserting upgrade cores.

The stealth aspects work well, but a critique here would be that the whole world is covered with the same «stealth» grass which felt odd at times.

Everything in the world feels so foreign and abstract that it never resonated with us in the same way, and it seems like an odd decision to stack its release so close to that of ABZÛ because we felt we just played a more focused take on the «games as art» phenomenon.

World War II is one of the most horrific events that has ever occurred in the entire history of humanity and it certainly feels odd for it to literally rain microtransaction loot boxes on the same battlefield that people bled to death.

The odd thing is that lawyers simultaneously manage to feel a bit like imposters even as they're pleasing, because pleasing isn't the same thing as achieving.