81.   They took their modest part in the business and cultural life of a city to which they felt a strong attachment.

82.   This is how it must have felt to the ancient Greek soldiers when they unlatched the trap door on the Trojan horse.

83.   This isle of winding paths through tile-rooved farming villages has a sleepy, holiday-camp feel to it.

84.   To me it felt as though accident and design had conspired for a defiant declaration of the power of theater.

85.   To us it felt like hiking with ankle weights and wet jeans, particularly going uphill, which is where we unwisely began our experiment.

86.   To them it feels comfortable, like a larger, sunnier version of their Brooklyn apartment complex.

87.   Walking into a recent Irish-American dinner, it struck author Alice McDermott that the setting felt to her like a wake.

88.   We cannot transfer this depth of feeling to another object of affection.

89.   What sounded and felt to us like freedom looked to the adult world like bad behavior, and in a way both things are true.

90.   When parents purchase it, it feels to a child that it has your endorsement.