Sentence examples for Feel relative from inspiring English sources

But the initial fitting grants few such epiphanies, and even though I write critically about clothes, I was hardly prepared to give a bright opinion when the fitter asked, tugging at my jacket, "How does it feel?" Relative to what -- an Armani jacket?

Another explanation is that our happiness depends on how we feel relative to our peers.

Do you feel relative ease with the decisions on your plate now?

Recording engineer Emerick notes that the replacement of the studio's valve mixing console with a transistorised one yielded a less punchy sound, leaving the group frustrated at the thinner tone and lack of impact and contributing to its "kinder, gentler" feel relative to their previous albums.

Participants are asked to indicate how they currently feel relative to the sixteen emotive dimensions by drawing a perpendicular line on each rating line.

We feel relative inequalities are more informative here, especially when examining the younger age groups; an absolute difference in AMI incidence at younger ages, which may seem small in comparison to the older age groups, may be of greater public health importance.

14 The review found that many families felt relatives' deaths had been quickened by unnecessary, "premature or over-prescription of strong pain killing drugs or sedatives", often "without discussion or consultation".

And then there is Ukip – an anti-metropolitan revolt rooted in parts of southern and eastern England that often feel peripheral relative to London.

There's already a song meant to cheer you up (or, you know, make you feel insignificant relative to the crushing magnitude of the universe. Whatever works! ).

As Piff and colleagues have shown, unethical behavior can be temporarily increased simply by making people feel a relative sense of power or superiority over others through role-playing for only a few minutes.

In order to get a feel for relative locations in the GO hierarchy, of the terms that a link connects, we employ the semantic similarity measure proposed by Lin [9].