Sentence examples for Feel underscored from inspiring English sources
Early in its sold-out first set, an enveloping piece called "Human Feel" underscored that idea.
It had a carnival feel, underscored by three big Mylar balloons, spelling out "HUO," that were tethered to a tent where the speakers gathered.
Interestingly, their HbA1c levels did not correlate with their overall ratings of how healthy they felt, underscoring the difficulties of maintaining optimum glycaemic levels in the absence of early warning signals of unsafe levels.
Canadian National Railway is an interesting play for Battapaglia since he feels it underscores how the North American continent is becoming a major international transportation hub, linking the Pacific Rim with Europe, but also since it's a way to play the strengthening Canadian economy.
The score, a simmering "Riverdance" stewpot that only briefly erupts into a full boil jig, often feels like underscoring for the steady, straightforward narration.
Kevin Moreau of ShakingThrough.net viewed that "Feeling This" "underscores the album's overwhelming sense of sonic diffusion," but asserted that "abrupt rockers" such as "Go" and "Easy Target" keep the album from becoming off-putting.
Duvall said he felt the scene underscored Mac's stoicism in the face of tragedy and loss.
Seeing Lohan hug her younger brother and tell her family she loves them in a feel-good moment that feels way too forced — underscored by the microphone pack clipped on the back of Lohan's dress, a depressing visual reminder that they're all playing for the cameras.
"Everything that Morrissey said about the great difficulty of winning concessions of any kind -- as though we should feel grateful -- just underscored the need for a moratorium.
The special effects are crude by modern standards, giving the movie a dated feel that nevertheless underscores its appealing sense of innocence.
He summoned Posada to the front of the stage to make him feel good, to underscore the point that he would be the full-time catcher next season.
