Sentence examples for 1 feel from inspiring English sources

These mini-meditations on death and daily life, what we know and what is forever mysterious (which, Ms. Sasamoto explains, includes the equation X x Y = 1), feel both arbitrary yet somehow inevitable.

Works like Phylyps Trak, Octagon, and Quadrant Dub 1 feel shot through with the mood of Berlin at the time: cantering pace and hopeful chords kept in check by a healthy caution.

And that's funny because here we are, just a little over a year into that future, and something new has come along that makes holding the iPad 1 feel like holding the past: the iPad 2. A week ago, after its unveiling, I got some hands on time with the new hardware and my initial assessment was that it pushed a device that already had no true competition, even farther ahead.

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But the kiss made Lexa's actions in "Blood Must Have Blood, Part 1" feel like not just a cold rejection, but a personal betrayal as well.

Apparently the people behind Beats 1 feel the same way, because he's the latest artist to be given a radio show, which he's dubbed (in typically tongue-in-cheek fashion) "Music's Cool".

Group 1 felt inadequately trained.

Step 2: Feel What are you feeling?

As I rocket around New Jersey Motorsports Park, this supercar physically compels me to switch off skepticism, pay heed to the racing line and happily marinate in waves of sensory stimulation: the Formula One shriek of its 552-horsepower V-10, the tightrope balance and technical precision that makes even a Corvette ZR-1 feel like a Tinkertoy.

The 49ers feel built for a championship.

The QC35s feel solidly built.