Sentences with phrase «still feels like it belongs»

Even though King Kong is our creation, he still feels like he belongs in Japan alongside Godzilla.

Despite the Rabbid invasion, the game still feels like it belongs to Mario.

The end result is a phone which, while seeming a little thicker than most, still feels like it belongs in your hand.

Not exact matches

Women seeking office face an array of barriers: Having the right connections for fundraising; negative campaigning focused on them as women (or an expectation that women must be the «perfect candidates»); responsibilities outside of politics, and a system that's still mostly male, making them feel like they're not qualified and don't belong.

That's why most Swedes still prefer Volvo over Volkswagen, and also why the typical Danish single feel like he belongs on Single.dk rather than Match.com.

The fabric surfaces look and feel like they belong in an economy car, but seats are still supportive.

I've only been doing this for four years, and I still feel like I don't belong here.

But then you take a steam train out to Fort Worth, and it's like stepping back in time, from the moment you get on the train, to this period that doesn't quite feel like it belongs in real history; a place where cattle drives still happen, and men in Stetsons chew tobacco.

Alwa's Awakening is a wonderful game and I think it belongs right up there with Cave Story, Shovel Knight and other indie retro releases that borrow the best elements of the earlier eras of video games while still injecting their own character, design, and level building that makes the game feel like a new experience.

The Gear S2's software still feels a bit like it belongs on a phone, and can get confusing quickly when you use it.

As Ken Wilbur notes in Integral Spirituality, when you push away or disown an emotion like anger, you may still feel it, but it now belongs to someone else or becomes an «it» that you can not process.

Thanks Kathysue, I do love moving things around and having it still feel like a new expression of my style — and not suddenly like things don't belong any more!